The lecture focuses on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, which came into effect on August 1, 2024. The main subjects of the regulation are AI systems and models, whose provision and use in the European Union are subject to specific obligations.
In particular, the lecture addresses the regulatory definition of
AI systems and models, the risk-based classification of AI systems under
the Act, and the obligations of providers and deployers of AI systems.
It also discusses the establishment of a governance structure through
the EU AI Act and the framework created by the AI Act to support
innovation.
Finally, the lecture will examine the intersections
between the AI Act and data- and digital-related legal
frameworks.
The goal of the lecture is to
provide the audience with an introduction to and overview of the EU AI
Act and to raise their awareness of the subject matter.
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Registration for individual sessions
Students, doctoral candidates, KIT employees, and registered guest students at KIT may attend individual sessions of the lecture series, subject to availability.
In this case, please register for the relevant sessions by emailing dataliteracy@forum.kit.edu.
Please review the participation requirements at https://www.forum.kit.edu/d ali.php#rv.
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Anmeldung für Einzeltermine
Studierende, Promovierende, Mitarbeitende und registrierte Gasthörende am KIT können vorbehaltlich freier Plätze an Einzelterminen der Ringvorlesung teilnehmen.
Melden Sie sich in diesem Fall bitte per E-Mail an dataliteracy@forum.kit.edu für die entsprechenden Termine an.
Bitte beachten Sie die Voraussetzungen zur Teilnahme unter https://www.forum.kit.edu/d ali.php#rv.
The lecture focuses on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, which came into effect on August 1, 2024. The main subjects of the regulation are AI systems and models, whose provision and use in the European Union are subject to specific obligations.
\n\n
\nIn particular, the lecture addresses the
regulatory definition of AI systems and models, the risk-based
classification of AI systems under the Act, and the obligations of
providers and deployers of AI systems. It also discusses the
establishment of a governance structure through the EU AI Act and the
framework created by the AI Act to support innovation.
\nFinally,
the lecture will examine the intersections between the AI Act and data-
and digital-related legal frameworks.
\nThe goal of the
lecture is to provide the audience with an introduction to and overview
of the EU AI Act and to raise their awareness of the subject
matter.
\n\n
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\n\nRegistration for individual sessions
\n\nStudents, doctoral candidates, KIT employees, and registered guest students at KIT may attend individual sessions of the lecture series, subject to availability.
\n\nIn this case, please register for the relevant sessions by emailing dataliteracy@forum.kit.edu.
\n\n\n\n
Please review the participation requirements at https://www.forum.kit.edu/d ali.php#rv.
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\n\nAnmeldung für Einzeltermine
\n\nStudierende, Promovierende, Mitarbeitende und registrierte Gasthörende am KIT können vorbehaltlich freier Plätze an Einzelterminen der Ringvorlesung teilnehmen.
\n\nMelden Sie sich in diesem Fall bitte per E-Mail an dataliteracy@forum.kit.edu für die entsprechenden Termine an.
\n\n\n\n
Bitte beachten Sie die Voraussetzungen zur Teilnahme unter https://www.forum.kit.edu/d ali.php#rv.
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