EU AI Act High-Risk Requirements: Mapping Legal Obligations to AI Risks
The EU AI Act mandates specific requirements for high-risk AI systems, aiming to ensure trustworthy AI development and operation. However, the act's risk sources are not aligned with established taxonomies used in AI risk management. This paper presents a systematic classification of the EU AI Act’s high-risk requirements, revealing that only a minority directly address AI-specific risks. The…
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- EU AI Act introduces high-risk AI system requirements
- Only minority of requirements address AI-specific risks
- Majority imposes organizational process and documentation obligations
Read the original at arXiv cs.AI · by Ronald Schnitzer, Mike Auer, Rumpa Choudhury, Andreas Hapfelmeier, Maximilian Hoeving, Isabelle Painter, Josiane Xavier Parreira, Sonja Zillner primary sourceOpen source ↗
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