EU AI Act and AI Executive Order

07 May , 2024

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As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies continue to evolve, including large language models (LLMs) and multimodal LLMs, the global regulatory and legislative landscape is trying to keep pace. 

During this program, the presenter will delve into the European Union’s monumental AI Act and the White House’s AI Executive Order. Specifically, the program will focus on the impact of the EU AI Act on U.S. organizations as well as the practical effects of the AI Executive Order and the OMB’s implementation memorandum establishing requirements and guidance for AI governance. The program will conclude with key takeaways and best practices for compliance planning and mitigating potential risks.

 

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