The European AI Act
Essential Insights and Strategies for Navigating Legal Challenges
With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, an increasing number of companies are automating workflows using tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot.
To promote safe and responsible AI usage, the European Union introduced the EU AI Act in 2024. This legislation provides a legal framework to ensure AI applications are developed and used in a socially responsible way.
This regulation fosters innovation, boosts efficiency, and encourages ongoing advancements in AI, all while emphasizing ethical use. Discover what the EU AI Act means for businesses today.
EU AI Act – the most important points at a glance
- AI systems must be trained using verified data sources. Under EU law, AI-generated outputs are not protected by copyright.
- Data protection: GDPR compliance remains crucial. The AI Act emphasizes transparency and restricts AI’s autonomous actions to protect user privacy.
- Trade secrets: Generative AI presents risks for sensitive business information. Companies must safeguard data against unauthorized access, following stringent security protocols.
Navigating Legal Requirements Effectively – Our Webcast with BBH
In collaboration with the law firm Becker Büttner Held, data expert Johannes Wagner and attorney Thomas Schmeding dive deep into the complexities of the EU AI Act. Join our webcast to learn actionable steps for meeting legal requirements and avoiding common pitfalls in AI compliance.
As an established Microsoft partner, we’re here to guide you through every step of your digitalization journey. If you’re looking to integrate AI into your business processes legally and effectively, our experts are ready to provide personalized advice.
Johannes Wagner
Data & AI
E-Mail:johannes.wagner@itvt.de
Phone: +49 1573 1312647
