Harmonised standards will offer legal certainty under the AI Act, support innovation, and position the EU to set global benchmarks for trustworthy AI. Ensuring an effective and clear implementation of theAI Actis a priority for the Commission. The AI Act regulates regulates ‘high-risk’ AI systems that impact safety, health, and fundamental rights, for example, in critical infrastructure and law enforcement, among other areas (seearticle 6andannex IIIof the AI Act). These requirements need to be fulfilled before placement on the market, ensuring high-risk AI systems are monitored throughout their lifecycle.
EC AI Act & Regulation
Standardisation of the AI Act
Harmonised standards will support AI Act implementation, offering legal certainty for high-risk AI systems affecting safety, health and fundamental rights.
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