AI agents enhance productivity in business processes, but organisations must learn how to control, govern, and ensure accountability as these systems become more autonomous and interconnected.
Category: AI Regulation
AI regulation is evolving around the world which means that developers and AI value chain decision makers need to navigate an international patchwork of requirements. The EU won the race to bring the world’s first AI safety legislation to market (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), in force 1st August 2024. Other regions have adopted a range of approaches from the UK with a principles based regulatory framework, and emerging frontier AI safety legislation – to the US Executive Order for artificial intelligence, NYC anti-bias laws and California frontier AI proposals. At a state to state level, the Hiroshima process for advanced AI systems and the Council of Europe framework convention on artificial intelligence and human rights, democracy and the rule of law, have introduced uniformity through the adoption of OECD principles for trustworthy AI. Anekanta® informs AI strategy by advising organisations around the world how to design and develop their product road maps for international interoperability, in addition to assessing the risk of their current and planned use case scenarios.
High-Risk AI Conformity and Global AI Governance
The new application dates for high-risk AI raise critical questions for organisations who are integrating the EU AI Act's product-centric requirements into global frameworks.
The EU AI Act and Commercial Advantage
AI can improve business efficiency, increase opportunities for growth and open new routes to market. If you are selling into, operating in, or scaling across Europe, how do you capture AI value in a way that customers, supply chains, investors, regulators and boards can trust?
What is the EU AI Act QMS?
Announcing prEN 18286 is out for enquiry - the Quality Management System (QMS) for High-Risk AI written for EU AI Act regulatory purposes.
Beyond the Checklist: AI Strategy and the Role of Human Oversight
This article explores the distinction between human-in-the-loop and human oversight, the importance of continuous monitoring, and how boards can connect AI strategy with governance to manage risk effectively.
EU AI Act: High-Risk AI Conformity Assessments – What You Need to Know
Anekanta® offers expert, end-to-end support to guide your organisation through EU AI Act compliance from ex.ante conformity assessment to post-market obligations.
Anekanta® CEO Honoured With Prestigious Award for Leadership in AI and Technology Governance
Anekanta®, a leading UK-based AI strategy and governance firm, is proud to announce that its CEO, Pauline Norstrom, has been named a recipient of a prestigious award by the Security Industry Association (SIA).
AI Pact’s Living Repository Highlights Anekanta®AI’s Role in EU AI Act Readiness
Anekanta®AI - a leader in AI strategy, governance, risk and compliance, and AI literacy training - is proud to announce its inclusion in the AI Pact’s Living Repository.
Critical Thinking and the EU AI Act: Avoiding the Inference Trap in Prohibited AI
Real insights into how to avoid the inference trap and stay on the right side of the regulation.
AI Assurance Market Opportunities Recognised by UK Government in New Report
At Anekanta®AI, we are thrilled to see the growing acknowledgment of the vibrant AI assurance ecosystem in the UK