Assessing Fundamental Rights Risks of AI Opportunities and Challenges Ahead
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The session explains concrete legal tools and workflows: the EU AI Act imposes risk management obligations on providers and deployers and an Article 27 fundamental rights impact assessment (FRIA); the Council of Europe offers the Hudera model (free, sector guides, a capacity‑building chapter) and already has 16 signatories including the EU and G7 with Ukraine recent. Guidance on prohibitions appears (Feb) and the Act requires annual updates; enforcement splits between Member State MSAs and Commission oversight of general‑purpose models (Art.75), with DPIA lessons—life‑cycle reviews, context sensitivity, and cross‑regulatory templates—driving implementation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00AI fundamental rights risks
- 5:37Opening remarks on AI risks
- 10:15AI regulation implementation
- 24:26Fundamental rights impact of AI
- 35:23Regulation and AI evolution
- 41:52AI risk assessments and rights
- 51:28EU AI Act and global influence
- 1:02:28Enforcement for AI Act compliance
- 1:13:14Conclusion for rights-respecting AI
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