Details of the European Union that fall within the scope of the AI ​​law

The European Union has published instructions on what constitutes the artificial intelligence system under the new artificial intelligence law. Risk -based framework for organizing artificial intelligence applications It entered into force last summer – with The deadline for compliance (about prohibited use cases) kicking at the end of last week.

Determining whether a specific software system falls within the ACT range will be one of the main considerations of artificial intelligence developers – with a risk of fines up to 7 % of the global annual rotation of violations. 13 -page committee guidance It is likely to be closely analyzed by companies.

However, as with European Union guidelines on prohibited uses It was put forward earlier this week, the advice is not binding. The committee also adds that the guidance “is designed to develop over time and will be updated as necessary, especially in light of practical experiences, new questions, and cases of use that arise.” Given the speed of the artificial intelligence field, the task of understanding how to apply the law is likely to remain a continuous work.

The European Union warns in the advice document: “There is no automatic decision or comprehensive lists of systems that fall inside or outside the definition of the artificial intelligence system.” Determine your expectations accordingly.