EU details which systems fall within AI Act’s scope

The European Union has published a guidance on the formation of an AI system under its new AI Act. The risk-based structure Was effective last summer – with The first compliance deadline (in case of restricted use) kicks last weekendThe

Determining whether a particular software system is within the law scope will be the main consideration for AI developers – including the risk of up to 7% of the global annual turnover for violations. 13 -page guidelines of the Commission May probably be passed closely by companies.

That has said, as EU guidance about the ban on ban At the beginning of this week, the suggestion is non-medium. The Commission has added that the guidance is “designed to develop over time and will be updated as necessary in practical experiences, new questions and raised cases.” Given how fast the AI ​​field can be, the task of understanding how the law applies is likely to be in progress.

The EU warns of his advice documents, “The systems that fall into or beyond the definition of an AI system are not possible for an automatic determination or complete list of systems.” Set your expectations accordingly.