A central component of the AI Regulation is the prohibition of certain AI practices that are considered incompatible with the fundamental values of the Union. The European Commission has now Guidelines which specify the application and enforcement of the prohibitions under Article 5 of the AI Regulation. The most important points at a glance.
Article 4 of the AI Regulation obliges providers and operators of AI systems to ensure that their personnel and contracted Third have sufficient AI expertise. What this means in concrete terms and what requirements companies will face.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) benefit considerably from integrated risk management that minimizes operational risks and safeguards strategic decisions. How a systematic approach recognizes risks at an early stage and ensures long-term stability.
In the face of growing data volumes, complex legal requirements and increasing cyber threats, well thought-out data protection management is essential. The five biggest challenges for data protection and how companies can close security gaps and implement effective data protection solutions.
The Data Act (Regulation EU 2023/2584) sets out new rules for fair access to and use of data in the EU. The European Commission has published a new FAQ on technical and legal issues related to the implementation of the Data Act. We provide an overview of the most important provisions and explain the challenges for companies.
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has published a comprehensive opinion on the data protection-compliant development and use of AI models. The opinion addresses the most important issues in connection with the Processing personal data and offers practice-oriented Guidelines for companies and organizations.
The year 2025 starts with Spanish weeks: No data protection authority in the EU issued as many and as high fines in January 2025 as the Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD). Two large fines were issued for the use of biometric facial recognition systems. A new trend?
The first binding regulations will come into force as early as February 2025, particularly with regard to prohibited AI applications. Companies are also called upon to deal with the effects of this regulation at an early stage and take the necessary compliance measures.
At a time when markets, technologies and legal requirements are changing faster than ever, agile and adaptable compliance strategies are becoming increasingly important. With Ailance™, 2B Advice offers a solution that impresses with its flexibility and individual adaptability.
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