(WEBINAR ON DEMAND) The EU AI Act for SMEs Part 2: What’s Required, What’s High-Risk, and What to Do Next
The EU AI Act is now in force, and SMEs need to move from general awareness to practical action.
The EU AI Act for SMEs, Part 2: What’s Changed, What Applies Now and What to Do Next, delivered by PrivacyEngine and hosted by Furthr.
This session is for organisations that want to understand what the AI Act means in practical terms, especially where AI tools are already being used across operations, HR, marketing, customer service, finance, or internal productivity.
Participants will learn:
- How to understand whether your organisation is a provider or deployer
- How to identify high-risk AI systems
- What documentation and governance may be required
- How the AI Act interacts with GDPR
- What steps SMEs should take next
Topics of this event include:
- What AI tools are currently in use?
- Are they third-party systems, in-house systems, or both?
- Is your organisation a provider, deployer, or both?
- Could any of the tools fall into the high-risk category?
- Do your GDPR controls cover enough, or are there gaps?
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