To address ethical and privacy concerns as police and law enforcement organisations increasingly deploy AI, the ALIGNER project has developed a tool for identifying and mitigating the risks that their AI systems may pose to individuals and society.

This working template includes 'instructions for use' as required for high-risk AI systems under Article 13 of the AI Act.

The Belgian Data Protection Authority released an information brochure outlining the interplay between the GDPR and the AI Act in AI system development.

This Consultation paper on AI regulation discusses 9 emerging regulatory approaches to AI that are being considered across the world.

The Knowledge Centre is looking for candidates to give feedback on prototypes of the human oversight measures in the AI Act

The Knowledge Centre organized a workshop on 4 September to kick off its next policy prototyping project. This year the focus of the project is on human oversight under the AI Act.

On August 1st 2024 the AI Act entered into force. From now on, several parts of the AI Act will become applicable on various moments.

Can credit scoring be considered a form of automated decision-making and can personal data be kept longer than it is publicly available in public registries?

Is GenAI an ally or an enemy in the fight against climate change? This week's guest blog delves into how GenAI impacts the environment and explores how the EU AI Act addresses sustainability.

On 5 March 2024 the CJEU issued a ruling regarding the right of access to harmonised product standards.

Help shape the future of AI governance and participate in our policy prototyping project! The Knowledge Centre Data & Society is looking for participants for workshops on the human oversight requirements of the EU AI Act.

Enroll now for our new practical Course on Responsible AI and Data Innovations. The complete course is taught in Dutch, but there will be an English Session on legal frameworks.

Following the AI Act’s adoption by Parliament, the law’s definition of AI systems still lacks clarity. This blogpost introduces the much-debated definition of AI systems and briefly notes its shortcomings

The AI Office is a new body within the European Commission charged with overseeing the implementation of the EU AI Act and promoting trustworthy AI development.

The Dutch government was one of the first EU governments to develop a vision document on the impact of generative AI on society.

This report contains five prototypes (3 Instructions For Use and 2 disclaimers), best practices and legal feedback concerning the transparency requirements of the EU AI Act.

In this brAInfood, we highlight various regulatory regimes which should be taken into account at different stages of the lifecycle of an AI system in a practical overview.

In this academic paper, the authors provide a comparative overview of the range of international institutions that have been suggested to regulate and govern the application of AI.

As a preparatory measure for the future German legislation on regulatory sandboxes, a public consultation on the topic was launched. This consultation builds further on past policy actions in this regard. One of those actions was the publication of a handbook for regulatory sandboxes.

To improve the identification and mitigation of risks concerning AI, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology introduced a Framework on the risk management of artificial intelligence.

The Knowledge Centre organized a workshop on 21 June to officially kick off its 'Policy Prototyping the AI Act: Transparency Requirements' project.

Tijdens deze Data-Date bespraken we de mogelijke impact van de aankomende Europese regulering voor data en AI op de activiteiten van Vlaamse bedrijven en andere organisaties.

The Knowledge Centre is looking for participants for workshops on the transparency requirements of the EU AI Act

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been piloting a Digital Sandbox-project. This project may serve as an interesting approach for regulatory sandboxes.

The Dutch government has presented a first version of the public algorithm register, a central database where government algorithms can be found and analysed

This report features the presentations and video recording of the policy monitor update from Friday 25 November 2022

The new compromise text of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) by the Council of the EU has been published. The text, presented by the Czech presidency, follows and builds on the previous (partial) compromises under Slovenian and French presidencies

The Canadian government published a proposal of an act to regulate trade and commerce in AI systems and protect individuals from serious harm arising from these systems

What are the conclusions after the first policy prototyping experiment

In deze bijdrage (in het Engels) gaat Martin Ebers (University of Tartu) dieper in op de vraag of de voorgestelde AI Verordening (AI Act) op effectieve wijze kan worden gehandhaafd. De auteur toont aan dat dit momenteel niet het geval is en doet daarbij eveneens een aantal aanbevelingen.

The European Commission recently published two proposals to adapt liability rules to the digital age, circular economy and the impact of global value chains: one that revises the Product Liability Directive (‘revised PLD’) and another one that introduces an extra-contractual liability regime for AI systems (‘AI Liability Directive’).

The Knowledge Centre Data & Society gathers feedback on the EU AI regulation through a policy prototyping exercise

This draft report lists the many challenges and opportunities related to AI and launches a series of policy proposals.