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The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act came into force on 02 August 2024 to govern the use of AI in the European market.With the recent advances in Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence and the introduction of generative AI like GPT-4 and DALL·E, government and regulatory bodies around the world are showing tremendous interest in strengthening existing regulations or introducing new ones. The EU AI act was first proposed in April 2021. On 14 June 2023, MEPs adopted Parliaments negotiating position on the AI Act and talks began with EU countries in the Council on the final form of the law. On 9th December 2023 MEPs reached a political deal with the Council on the Act. On 6th March, 2024 the regulation was endorsed by MEPs with 523 votes in favor, 46 against and 49 abstentions. What this course is - A thorough chapter wise walkthrough of the EU AI Act to help you grasp its tenets.What this course is not - Analysis or implementation of the Act. At this point, the information in the Act is at a very high level and the European Commission and the AI Office will release further information like common standards, templates, clarified definitions with example and other such information closer to the time when this Act becomes applicable. The proposed penalties for non-compliance are as below:35 million EUR or 7% of worldwide revenue in past financial year (whichever is higher) for non-compliance with prohibited AI practices in Article 5 15 million EUR or 3% of worldwide revenue in past financial year (whichever is higher) for non-compliance with any other regulation in the Act (other than Article 5)7.5 million EUR or 1% of worldwide revenue in past financial year (whichever is higher) for supplying incorrect, incomplete or misleading information to notified bodies or national authorities15 million EUR or 3% of worldwide revenue in past financial year (whichever is higher) for general purpose AI models when the Commission finds that the provider intentionally or negligently:What is covered in this course?Section 1Course IntroductionIntroduction and Purpose of the ActSection 2 Chapter 1: General Provisions (Scope & Definitions)Chapter 2: Prohibited AI practicesSection 3 Chapter 3 Section 1: Classification of AI systems as High RiskChapter 3 Section 2: Requirements for High Risk AI systemsChapter 3 Section 3: Obligations of providers and deployers of High-Risk AI systems and other partiesChapter 3 Section 4: Notifying authorities and notified bodiesChapter 3 Section 5: Standards, Conformity Assessment, Certificates, RegistrationSection 4 Chapter 4: Transparency Obligations for Providers and Deployers of certain AI SystemsChapter 5: General Purpose AI ModelsSection 1: Classification rules Section 2: Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI modelsSection 3: Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models with systemic riskChapter 6: Measures in Support of InnovationSection 5 Chapter 7: Governance Section 1: Governance at Union levelSection 2: National competent authoritiesChapter 8: EU Database for High-Risk AI SystemsChapter 9: Post-market Monitoring, Information Sharing, Market SurveillanceSection 1: Post-market monitoringSection 2: Sharing of information on serious incidentsSection 3: EnforcementSection 4: RemediesSection 5: Supervision, investigation, enforcement and monitoring in respect of providers of general-purpose AI modelsSection 6 Chapter 10: Codes of Conduct and GuidelinesChapter 11: Delegation of Power and Committee ProcedureChapter 12: PenaltiesChapter 13: Final ProvisionsEnroll now to develop a thorough understanding of European Union Artificial intelligence Act and the regulatory requirements for taking AI systems to market in the EU! Disclaimer: This course is only intended to serve as training material to aid in understanding of the EU AI Act and not as a legal interpretation of the Act. The instructor cannot be held responsible for any interpretation, judgement or view expressed in the course.

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