Responsible AI: In Theory, Practice, and Policies
summary
Regulation is arriving fast: the EU AI Act creates 15–20% of models classified as high‑risk with fines up to 6% of global turnover, requires post‑market surveillance and reapproval after retraining, and national AI sandboxes (Spain, NL, BE, FR, Czech, Norway) are appearing. Expect overlapping laws (GDPR 4%), cross‑jurisdiction headaches (example: Abu Dhabi client), and that digital trace and automated documentation beat pen‑and‑paper; involve all stakeholders and build a dynamic compliance framework now.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:59AI regulation evolution
- 7:59Compliance challenges in AI
- 12:34Recent US and EU developments
- 19:07EU AI sandboxes explained
- 24:23Compliance requirements for models
- 27:56Future regulatory landscape
- 31:57Key takeaways and next steps
- 35:07Q&A session
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