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Report – From Policy To Practice: Prototyping The EU AI Act’s Human Oversight Requirements
Do you want to showcase an AI- or data-related project, research, or perspective? Contribute a guest post to our ‘Summer Blog’ series! Submit your idea by July 1st.
Are you an organisation developing AI systems or supplying AI developers? Are you providing data, development or other technical services or tools to AI providers for integration into an AI system? If yes, then the new policy prototyping project by the Knowledge Centre Data & Society may be of interest to you. This year’s project will focus on a set of contract requirements stemming from the AI Act and will aim to prototype related contractual clauses.
On 11 March 2025, the ‘AI and ethics in practice’ learning community met to explore the topic of ethics-by-design. In this report, you’ll find our key takeaways from the two presentations and the community discussion that followed.
In this brAInfood, we explore the current state of GenAI’s ecological sustainability and its broader implications.
On 27 February 2025, the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) clarified the scope of the GDPR’s right of access under its Article 15(1)(h), and its interaction with the EU directive 2016/943 on the protection of undisclosed know-how and business information.
On 4 February 2025, two days after the first batch of AI Act provisions became applicable – including the rules on prohibitions and AI literacy - the European AI Office published its Guidelines on prohibited AI systems.
The human-AI collaboration cards are made to discuss with the end-users what their ideal human-AI collaboration should look like.
This open-source AI assessment tool from AI4Belgium, based on the European Commission's ALTAI questionnaire, can help you make your AI system more transparent, robust and trustworthy
