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The First Framework to Evaluate GenAI Compliance with the EU AI Act
Welcomed by the EU AI Office, COMPL-AI brings the first mapping of the EU AI Act's principles to actionable technical requirements. It's open-source and freely available to evaluate GenAI models compliance with the European AI regulation.
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EU AI Act: Comprehensive Governance and Risk Management for AI Systems
The European Union's AI Act is the world's first comprehensive regulation for AI, introducing a risk-based approach with strict obligations for high-risk systems. It applies not only within the EU but also to organizations abroad whose AI impacts EU citizens. LatticeFlow AI has developed, in collaboration with ETH Zurich and INSAIT, COMPL-AI, the first GenAI compliance framework, welcomed by the EU AI Office.
EU Code of Practice: Voluntary Framework for Responsible AI
The EU Code of Practice sets voluntary principles for transparency, fairness, and accountability in AI. While non-binding, it serves as a foundation for organizations preparing to meet the stricter requirements of the EU AI Act.
ISO 42001 / ISO 42005: Global Standards for AI Management Systems
ISO 42001 defines requirements for AI Management Systems (AIMS), while ISO 42005 provides guidance for AI risk and governance practices. Together, they create an internationally recognized standard for managing AI responsibly across its lifecycle.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework: Risk-Based Approach to Trustworthy AI
Developed by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, the AI RMF provides a practical framework for identifying, assessing, and mitigating AI risks. It emphasizes core functions such as mapping, measuring, managing, and governing AI risks across diverse sectors.
Custom and Company-Specific Frameworks: Adapting to Local and Industry Regulations
Beyond global and national standards, regions, industries, and even companies are introducing their own AI regulations and guidelines, from financial services to healthcare and beyond. These frameworks often include sector-specific requirements that enterprises must adapt to.
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