Classifying Your eDiscovery Workflows for EU AI Act Readiness
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Classifying Your eDiscovery Workflows for EU AI Act Readiness
With general enforcement of the EU AI Act now live, ProSearch discusses classifying your eDiscovery workflows for EU AI Act readiness here. The post Classifying Your eDiscovery Workflows for EU AI Act Readiness: eDiscovery Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.
The EU AI Act misses the point: agent risk is a moving target
There are more than 7 million AI agents running inside businesses. But a growing number aren’t doing what they were built for. Not because they were reprogrammed, but because someone gave them a new permission, a new tool, or a new database to access. The risk categories regulators assign agents to are fixed. The agents, however, are not. The EU AI Act, which came into force two years ago, goes fully live this August. The heaviest obligations ar…
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