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What your company needs to know about the AI Act and ISO 42001
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technological trend; it is now also regulated by law. With the approval of the European Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) and the publication of the international standard ISO/IEC 42001, all European companies—including SMEs—must begin to organise themselves to use AI responsibly and transparently.
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What is ISO 42001 and why should your SME care?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a technology that is applied in our daily lives and is no longer exclusive to large technology companies. This can be seen in the fact that more and more SMEs are incorporating recommendation algorithms, intelligent automation, and even generative assistants to optimise their processes. However, these opportunities also bring new risks: bias, lack of transparency, automated decisions that impact people...
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Why are new complex strategies necessary to certify, audit, and evaluate AI systems?
Artificial intelligence systems in general are quite complex from a cognitive point of view, meaning that expectations regarding their performance and the mechanisms that enable inferences to be made in the sense described above are not as precise and objectifiable as in systems that could be called conventional software. For example, the expected error rate in a payroll management system
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Are we really developing Intelligent Systems in our company?
AI Act is the first pioneering global legal framework on AI applicable at EU level, which seeks to position Europe as a leader in the development of trustworthy AI. If we stick to the European Commission's definition of an intelligent system, we see that this is not always the case: ‘Artificial intelligence system’ (AI system) means a system
