The clock is ticking for firms to comply with the EU AI Act - here's what you need to know
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from ITPro1 month ago
This date marks the beginning of a staggered rollout, meaning the regulatory demands of the EU's risk-based strategy will begin to mandate organizations gradually over the next two years.
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By April 2025, the EU's codes of practice will apply to AI application developers - codes which the bloc's AI Office shall 'encourage and facilitate the drawing up of' in communication with unions.
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"Its phased implementation timeline offers an immediate roadmap for businesses to adapt ... this staggered approach allows organizations time to understand their obligations and align their operations with the Act's requirements," Maria Koskinen, AI Policy Manager at Saidot, told ITPro.
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