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The EU Commission has adopted a proposed AI Regulation. As AI proliferates, the Regulation will impact virtually all industry sectors and have far-reaching implications for a wide range of activities, such as product development, procurement, human resources, compliance, governance, IT systems, contracting, and risk management.
The Regulation imposes obligations on a large number of stakeholders in the value chain for AI systems, from software developers to manufacturers of products incorporating such software, to importers, distributors and end users. Businesses need to understand now what the Regulation will require them to do.
In this webinar, members of our multi-disciplinary AI practice (including a computer scientist specialising in AI) consider:
- What AI is in scope
- How to classify AI under the Regulation
- Who is regulated, and what are the obligations?
- Impact on AI lifecycles
- EU governance structures
- Enforcement and penalties
- Data and ethics under the Regulation
- Contractual implications for AI supply chains
- Timing and engaging in the legislative process
Speakers
Partner, Global Head of Tech & Innovation and Co-Author of the book Big Data, Big Responsibilities
Partner | London
Counsel | London
Senior Government and Regulatory Afairs Advisor | London
Partner | London
Head of Technology Consulting, EMEA | London
Partner | Brussels
Partner | Frankfurt
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