On 4 February, the European Commission published guidelines on the practices prohibited by the European regulation on artificial intelligence. Although not binding, they provide guidance on their interpretation to facilitate compliance with the new obligations.
While the provisions of the EU’s AI Act entered into force on 2 February, the European Commission published guidelines on 4 February to ensure a “consistent, effective, and uniform application of the AI Act across the European Union”. The aim is to help companies that develop or use AI systems in the course of their business to comply with the new obligations. These guidelines are also intended to serve as a guide for the competent authorities in their control and monitoring work. However,...
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Nathalie Tran
Editor-in-Chief Mind HR