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EU AI Act compliance

Twelve modules for the EU AI Act: inventory and classification, risk, data governance, transparency, human oversight, conformity and registration.

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Twelve modules for the EU AI Act: inventory and classification, risk, data governance, transparency, human oversight, conformity and registration. AI system inventory, risk, data governance, oversight and registration.

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Twelve modules cover the EU AI Act for products that use AI.
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Start with the inventory: every AI system and its risk class.
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The record describes the system, its purpose and its classification.
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AI Risk Assessments identify and control the risks.
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Data Governance documents the training and test data.
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Technical documentation for the AI system is kept here.
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Transparency records what users are told about the AI.
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Human Oversight defines who can step in, and how.
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Conformity Assessments and Registration track the route to compliance.
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Post-market monitoring and incident reporting continue after launch.

The screens show sample data for a fictional company, Nordic MedTech Oy. Captions are on screen and available as a CC track.

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