European AI Regulation
Navigate the evolving landscape of AI regulation in Europe with our resources, guidance, and practical implementation tools.
EU AI Act Overview
The World's First Comprehensive AI Law
The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence globally. It establishes a risk-based approach to regulating AI systems, with stricter requirements for higher-risk applications.
Key Components:
- Risk-based classification system
- Prohibited AI practices
- Transparency requirements
- Conformity assessment procedures
Timeline:
- 2021: Initial proposal by European Commission
- 2023: Political agreement reached
- 2024: Final adoption
- 2025-2027: Phased implementation
Risk Categories
Unacceptable Risk
AI systems that pose a clear threat to safety, livelihoods, or rights of people. These are prohibited.
High Risk
AI systems that could harm health, safety, or fundamental rights. Subject to strict requirements.
Limited Risk
AI systems with specific transparency obligations (e.g., chatbots, emotion recognition).
Minimal Risk
The vast majority of AI systems that pose minimal or no risk. Minimal regulation.
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Legal Resources
Access our curated collection of resources to help you navigate AI regulation and compliance requirements.
AI Act Compliance Guide
Comprehensive guide to understanding and implementing the requirements of the EU AI Act.
Risk Assessment Template
Template for conducting AI risk assessments in line with regulatory requirements.
AI Governance Framework
Structured approach to establishing AI governance within organizations.
Documentation Templates
Templates for technical documentation required under the EU AI Act.
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