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Navigating the EU AI Act is no easy feat, but for organisations using AI or its outputs in the EU, it’s essential to get to grips with the legislation.
Join AI experts from TLT and Holla, as we delve into some of the key compliance challenges that are emerging under the Act and offer practical insights on how to address these challenges.
We’ll provide insight, based on TLT’s and Holla’s experience of working with a wide range of clients on their AI compliance plans, on how to approach some of the greyest areas of the Act. In particular, we’ll take a look at:
Determining your role: will you be a “provider” or a “deployer” of AI solutions? When might you cross over from simply being a “deployer” to being a “provider”? What happens if you play both roles for the same AI system?
Timeline: what are the timings for compliance are under the EU AI Act? When do you need to be aware of key obligations? How long do you have before you risk facing enforcement action for failures to comply?
Prohibited AI: how should you practically approach compliance with the prohibition on “unacceptable risk” AI systems, which is already in force? How can you ensure your approach is pragmatic, yet robust enough to withstand scrutiny?
Emotion recognition vs sentiment analysis: which is permitted under the Act, and where is the line between the two? How can you engage with vendors and business stakeholders to get the right questions answered to determine what you’re dealing with?
“Grey” use cases: how do you deal pragmatically with use cases that are particularly difficult to categorise under the Act? We’ll look at some of the popular use cases we are seeing clients explore which are providing hardest to categorise.
The panel will include: Emma Erskine-Fox, Partner - TLT, Tom Sharpe, Partner - TLT, Kim de Bonth, Partner - Holla, Femmie Schets, Lawyer - Holla.
To register for this webinar please email events@tlt.com
Date published
01 July 2025
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