Who is a provider, distributor, importer or deployer under the AI Act? We explain their roles, key obligations and responsibilities.
An AI system rarely exists on its own. Someone develops it and places it on the market, someone imports it into the EU, someone distributes it, and someone uses it in their professional activities.
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Throughout the lifecycle of an AI system, there may be many different actors, each of whom can influence how the system is developed, placed on the market, integrated, and used. From a user’s perspective, this may look like a single AI product. From a regulatory perspective, however, it is a chain of actors, each…
The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) introduces new requirements not only for how AI systems are developed and used, but also for how these processes are documented.
In the cases specified by the Regulation, it is not enough for a provider simply to make claims about a system’s accuracy or safety. The provider…
AI has become an integral part of our everyday lives, and content created with its help is taking up an ever-growing share of the information we consume. Today, we encounter it almost everywhere: in social media feeds and everyday advertising, in texts, images, videos and songs, and sometimes even in content presented as genuine news.…
Тoday, personal data simultaneously exists within products, cloud infrastructure, analytics services, CRM systems, correspondence, spreadsheets, artificial intelligence models, and integrations with external services.
A GDPR audit should reveal not only what a company declares, but also what actually happens to personal data within its systems, processes, and the day-to-day work of its teams.
Why the…
A technology product in the EU has long ceased to exist within the boundaries of a single law. Personal data means the GDPR, an artificial intelligence model means the AI Act, code, cybersecurity, and updates mean the CRA, the interface means accessibility requirements, and any harm means that the company must comply with the rules…
Cooperation between an IT company and a customer is rarely limited to a single task. Today, it may involve the development of new functionality, while later the parties may decide to cooperate on testing, technical support, design, or the engagement of a dedicated team of specialists. Entering into a separate comprehensive agreement for each project…
The digital era is our reality, in which the integration of artificial intelligence is gaining ever greater momentum.
Are you planning to develop an AI model to optimize business processes and services? Among a number of legal questions, the protection of personal data that will be used for the development and implementation of such models…
Over the past few years, AI has been rapidly gaining momentum and becoming a popular assistant across various industries. Businesses are increasingly using AI as a legal assistant for minor — or not so minor — tasks. From a business perspective, the obvious advantages of using AI as a mini-lawyer are clear: it is fast,…
Installing surveillance cameras for the business may seem like a standard security measure. But are you aware that the moment it captures any piece of personal information, it falls under the scope of the GDPR and puts you at risk of being fined up to 20 million € or 4% of your annual income?
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