The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive legal regulation of artificial intelligence by the European Union. It classifies AI systems into risk categories: from "minimal" to "unacceptable." High-risk systems – in medicine, justice, or education, for example – are subject to strict requirements such as transparency, human oversight, and documentation. The AI Act is considered a model for AI regulation worldwide and also affects Swiss companies active in the EU.
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What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive AI regulation of the EU. It classifies AI systems into risk categories – from minimal to unacceptable. High-risk systems are subject to strict requirements such as transparency and human oversight. It also affects Swiss companies active in the EU.
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