AI Act Tutorial

The following is a series of slide-sets with audio, prepared by Mireille Hildebrandt, Radboud University, for the HumanE-AI-net European Network of Human-centered Artificial Intelligence, and presented on 26 June 2021.

Note: a Second Tutorial on the AI Act, prepared by Giancarlo Gori, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), addresses the relevance of the final version of the AI Act for human-centric AI.

0. AIA Live Overview on 25 June 2021	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
1. AIA General provisions, definitions and prohibitions Title I – art. 1-4, Annex I and Title II – art. 5	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
2. AIA What are high-risk AI systems? Title III, chapter 1 – art. 6-7, Annex II and III	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
3. AIA Risk management system for high risk systems Title III, chapter 2 – art. 9	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
4. AIA Data and data governance of high risk systems. What information must be provided to whom and how? Title III, chapter 2 – art. 10	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
5. AIA Transparency of high risk systems Title III, chapter 2 – art. 13	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
6. AIA Human oversight of high risk systems Title III, chapter 2 – art. 14	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
7. AIA Accuracy, robustness and cybersecurity of high risk systems Title III, chapter 2 – art. 15	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
8. AIA Obligations of providers of high risk systems Title III, chapter 3 – art. 16-23	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
9. AIA Obligations for users of high risk systems Title III, chapter 3 – art. 29	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
10. AIA Notification, conformity assessment of high risk systems Title III, chapter 5 – art. 42-44 and 48-49	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
11. AIA Transparency for medium risk systems Title IV – art. 52	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview
12. AIA Remaining issues	pptx with voice-over	pdf preview

References
M. Veale and F. Zuiderveen Borgesius, Demystifying the Draft EU Artificial Intelligence Act, Computer Law Review International, 2021 doi.org/10.9785/cri-2021-220402.