欧盟人工智能法案全面 2：了解风险.pdf

1、#AIGG24#AIGG24AI Governance AI Governance Global 2024Global 2024Training 6-7 JuneConference 4-5 June#AIGG24#AIGG24#AIGG24#AIGG24EU AI ACT-RISK CLASSIFICATIONBrenda Leong,PartnerLuminos.Law#AIGG24#AIGG24Welcome and Introductions Background and DefinitionsRisk CategoriesCompliance ObligationsExamples

2、and Use CasesQ&AAGENDA OUTLINE#AIGG24#AIGG24BACKGROUND AND DEFINITIONS#AIGG24#AIGG24CONTEXTGeneral Principles:Be safe,secure and trustworthySupport workersAdvance equity and civil rightsProtect consumersManage risks Be fair,transparent,and accountablePromote innovationLife Cycle GovernanceUse Case S

3、electionDesign and Feature SelectionData and DevelopmentDeployment,monitoring Decommissioning#AIGG24#AIGG24EU AI ACT-BACKGROUNDPrimary objective-ensure AI systems respect EU values and fundamental rights and comply with existing legal standards.Focus on human-centric and trustworthy AI,emphasizing t

4、he need for AI systems to be secure,transparent and accountable,thus safeguarding citizens rights and freedoms.EU commitment to leading the ethical approach to AI globally.Ensuring that AI technologies are not detrimental to public interests.#AIGG24#AIGG24DEFINITIONSAI System:The EU AI Act aligns wi

5、th internationally recognized criteria,following OECD guidelines,and defines an AI system as the following:A machine-based system that is designed to operate with varying levels of autonomy and that may exhibit adaptiveness after deployment,and that,for explicit or implicit objectives,infers,from th

6、e input it receives,how to generate outputs such as predictions,content,recommendations,or decisions that can influence physical or virtual environments.(Art.3(1)An AI model is the base program-which must be incorporated with a user interface or other aspects to become an AI system.Rules apply to mo