Pinsent Masons
EU AI Act readiness and AI risk-category assessment
The problem this solves
AI systems used without knowing their EU AI Act risk category or obligations
Pinsent Masons helps Irish businesses inventory the AI they already use or deploy, determine which risk categories those systems fall under, and map the corresponding obligations before the EU AI Act is enforced. The work extends to reviewing existing operations against adjacent regimes such as data protection and cyber security.
EU AI ActAI complianceData protectionRisk assessmentAI governance
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