With the EU AI Act's enforcement deadline approaching on 2 February 2025, businesses are urged to prepare for compliance, especially regarding high-risk AI systems. The act categorizes AI systems based on risk levels and prioritizes those that may threaten life, rights, or livelihoods. Initial enforcement will focus on prohibited uses and requirements related to AI literacy. Non-compliance could lead to severe fines, emphasizing the urgency for organizations to tighten risk assessments and ensure adherence to the new regulations before the deadline.
Businesses should tighten up risk assessments. Organizations worldwide will need to ensure compliance with the EU AI Act's regulations to mitigate the looming enforcement deadlines.
On 2nd February, the enforcement of a few - but mighty - requirements of the EU AI Act will begin, focusing on the greatest risks to core Union values.
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