Re-Launch of the new and improved tracker
Snellman is excited to (re)launch our Digital Compliance Tracker! The new and improved Snellman Digital Compliance Tracker is re-launched today! The tracker provides an overview of key EU regulations and directives governing digital products and services. It covers AI, Consumer & E-commerce, Cybersecurity, Data, Digital Privacy, and Digital Services. It is designed to simplify the […]
EDPB publishes reports on bias and data subjects’ rights in the AI context
The EDPB has today published two reports on how to understand and assess bias and implementation of data subjects’ right in the AI context by clarifying methods and tools usable. The reports were developed as part of the AI: Complex Algorithms and Effective Data Protection Supervision project, initiated under the Support Pool of Experts programme. […]
The Commission publishes Q&A on General-Purpose AI Models
The Commission has published a Q&A for General-Purpose AI Models (GPAIM) in the AI Act. The Q&A, among other things, contains information on the identification of GPAIM, obligations for providers and Codes of Practice. The Q&A can be found here.
EDPS publishes Digital Clearinghouse 2.0
Today, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) introduced its concept note on the Digital Clearinghouse 2.0, a proposal aimed at fostering a consistent, cooperative, and coherent approach to enforcing EU laws regulating digital markets. This initiative highlights the need for improved cross-regulatory collaboration to navigate the complex and rapidly evolving digital regulatory landscape. Three key […]
Harmonised standards for the AI Act
On 24 October 2024 the European Commission published a brief addressing the upcoming harmonised standards for the AI Act. The harmonised standards are intended to define concrete approaches that can be adopted to meet the requirements in the AI Act in practice, and will confer providers of high-risk AI systems with a presumption of conformity […]
The AI Act
On 1 August 2024, the EU regulation 2024/1689 laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (the AI Act) entered into force, with provisions that will become applicable gradually over the following 6 to 36 months. The regulation sets out a framework for ensuring the safe, ethical, and transparent use of AI within the EU. It […]