Putting AI compliance into practice is one of the biggest challenges organizations face today. Preparing for the obligations under the AI Act should be broken down into phases, aligned with the timeline of the EU AI Act, and tailored to your organization’s specific needs and resources.
Compliance with the EU AI Act determines how quickly you can move forward on your AI implementation journey.
Three steps to meeting the requirements of the EU AI Act:
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Step 1: Assess your current compliance, governance, security, and accountability practices, as well as all AI systems and tools and their use cases
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Step 2: Develop an action plan outlining how to move from visibility to understanding and how the obligations under the EU AI Act will impact your organization
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Step 3: Meeting the obligations. Only by starting now can the deadlines be met.
The whitepaper explains how any organization using AI tools can begin its AI compliance journey and operate in accordance with the EU AI Act.
Author of the whitepaper: Aino Valkama, AI Compliance & Responsibility Manager at Norrin
