Alain Goossens

In this session we will explain the basics of the European AI Act. We will elaborate on the key aspects that must be considered by organizations on the four steps of the AI process flow (Design, Development, Evaluation, Operation) as defined within the Conformity Assessment Protocol for AI Systems by Floridi et al., 2022 (CAP AI). We will focus on Large Language Models applications (based on solutions like ChatGPT) for a variety of use cases across several domains such as employment, education, healthcare, government or legal. In addition, insights on our experience implementing the role of the AI translator within the innovation cycle and lessons learned from the ongoing development of a Model Risk Management Framework (MRM) for AI systems will be discussed. Collaboration among interdisciplinary stakeholders, including legal, technical, business, and user experience teams, will become crucial for the success of AI tools. This collaboration is especially important to be aligned with the European AI act requirements and identify potential risks and benefits from the tools. References Floridi, L., Holweg, M., Taddeo, M., Amaya Silva, J., Mökander, J., & Wen, Y. (2022). CapAI-A Procedure for Conducting Conformity Assessment of AI Systems in Line with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. Downloaded from: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4064091