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For all interested parties: here is the aiact consolidated document: not super short, but still you won’t have to go through the monster document of almost 1000 pages that Luca Bertuzzi posted ;)
Michael Valiantin


• 3rd+ 🔒 Security Leader and Architect - Protecting Data and Managing Information Security and Privacy Risks *All Opinions Are Strictly My Own *All My Words Are Human-Generated *Don't Sell Me Things!

Does this include the recent agreed-upon parliamentary amendments (the most recent public text from last summer), or is this just the original European Commission 2021 proposal?

• 3rd+ #IA en #RRHH #RRLL #Innovación #DchoColectivo #Tecnologìa #ODS #4.0 #5.0 #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfWork #Automation

Laura en Español tendrías el.link ?

• 3rd+ Avocat à la Cour - Senior Associate, MOLITOR Avocats | Technology, Crypto, IP & IT Lawyer

The ‘Consolidated’ version of the AI Act, now missing Article 3 – looks like the AI decided it was irrelevant. Classic AI, always skipping the details!

• 3rd+ Managing Legal Counsel, AI & Privacy at Wolters Kluwer

Thank you, very helpful. I assume though, that this text can still be subject to some tweaks through the process - and so should not be read as final agreed text.

(email better than message) • 3rd+ 💰 Tax and private client partner in Austria at WOLF THEISS | 📘 Author of various crypto books | 📢 Speaker | 🎯 Investor | 💻 Technologist

Thank goodness that we have AI. Otherwise, we would have to read 258 pages written by the European Parliament on AI.

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Thank you Dr. Laura Caroli. We need more awareness for SMEs and broader technology communities. We just finished commentary for evaluation ontologies and SMEs funded by the Commission, effects on medical, educational and public AI, robotics, and assistants - the EU is one of the leaders in this area, so the document should be as accessible and transparent as possible

• 3rd+ Responsible AI Governance & Policy Leader (Ex-Meta)

I put this massive text in Google docs and added a table of contents to it so that it is easier to read. Available here:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/karimginena_ai-activity-7155247127529406464-g9BV?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

• 3rd+ Partner at Dot. | Founder of LEGIT | Co-Founder of Legal Design School

This is great Karim Ginena, PhD, thanks! We at LEGIT have also created "the EU AI Act GPT" to assist professionals in understanding the essential documentation of the AIA and its context, presenting the information in a manner that is free of legal jargon. You can find it here: www.wearelegit.ai/aia-gpt (ChatGPT Plus required).

The AI Act GPT encompasses all relevant legal documentation (incl. the one Dr. Laura Caroli shared here), in addition to other knowledge base materials such as timelines, FAQs, and a summary of the institutional context.

We also acknowledge that the AI Act GPT may give false answers, so we value any feedback to fine-tune settings and avoid critical errors. Thank you! 🧩

• 3rd+ Partner at Dot. | Founder of LEGIT | Co-Founder of Legal Design School

258 pages is what I’d call a progression, but the EU AI Act GPT is what I call the future. 🤖 Jokes aside, we at LEGIT created a custom GPT specifically designed to help professionals from various backgrounds understand the complexities of this vital act. You can access it here: www.wearelegit.ai/aia-gpt (ChatGPT Plus required).

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The purpose of the GPT is to assist professionals in understanding the essential documentation of the AIA and its context, presenting the information in a manner that is free of legal jargon. This approach renders it accessible and user-friendly, especially for non-legal experts, offering insights into the AIA's framework from various business perspectives.

The AI Act GPT encompasses all relevant legal documentation, in addition to other knowledge base materials such as timelines, FAQs, and a summary of the institutional context.

We also acknowledge that the AI Act GPT may give false answers, so we value any feedback to fine-tune settings and avoid critical errors. Thank you! 🧩

ChatGPT - The AI Act GPT

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• 3rd+ AI, Data & Digital Policy Counsel, LL.M., CIPP/E | I help organisations navigate and operationalise digital policy, responsible AI and data governance

This is useful, but for those of us who are following the dossier from the start and have already translated the previous versions into operationalised business requirements and controls, the 4-column comparison document is more useful for tracking the changes.

TL/DR: both are useful, and it would be even better if this one was in track-changes mode.

The Human Ai Institute 2,914 followers

Agreed:
We tried running the 4-column version through ChatGPT this morning specifically asking to maintain formatting/colour-coding and structure of the tracked changes.
After around 15 or so different queries and various analysis runs, ChatGPT gave up and conceded that it is not up to the task, unfortunately.

Meanwhile, we can share the following Specialised LLM / RAG based on this latter document alone:
https://embed.chatnode.ai/37f0417877426bdf

Once the final/approved document becomes available in a few weeks time, Human-Ai.Solutions will be updating this and re-train the bot accordingly.

AI Chatbot

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