It covers providers and deployers (business users) of AI services, and it will take at least two more years before it takes effect. London-based Reed Smith lawyers Sophie Goossens and Tom Gates discuss the Act’s enforceability and exceptions.
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The European Union’s AI Act imposes a broad set of rules on the creation and exploitation of AI-generated works in varying degrees adjusted for risk level.
It covers providers and deployers (business users) of AI services, and it will take at least two more years before it takes effect. London-based Reed Smith lawyers Sophie Goossens and Tom Gates discuss the Act’s enforceability and exceptions.