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Top 10 operational impacts of the EU AI Act – Subject matter, definitions, key actors and scope

This article provides insight into subject matter, definitions, key actors and scope in relation to the EU AI Act.

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Contributors:

Arnav Joshi

CIPP/E

Partner

Perkins Coie

Nina Khalfi-Lanoux

Associate

Clifford Chance

This article is part of a series on the operational impacts of the EU AI Act.

The EU AI Act is the result of years of political, legal and technical debate and negotiation. In a field as complex and quickly evolving as AI, this has the potential to complicate operational compliance, particularly when the law inevitably introduces novel interpretational questions. Our understanding of the AI Act's provisions and requirements will be shaped and refined by a series of standards and regulatory guidance expected over the next . However, with a series of obligations likely to apply well before this period and the lead time required to implement AI governance measures, organizations should already be looking to understand and interpret key concepts.

This article provides insight into subject matter, definitions, key actors and scope in relation to the EU AI Act.

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Contributors:

Arnav Joshi

CIPP/E

Partner

Perkins Coie

Nina Khalfi-Lanoux

Associate

Clifford Chance

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AI and machine learningFrameworks and standardsLaw and regulationRegulatory guidanceRisk managementStrategy and governanceTesting and evaluationEU AI ActAI governancePrivacy

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