On 14 May 2023, the European Parliament adopted its position on the Act on Harmonised Rules for Artificial Intelligence (AI Act), including conformity assessment and business registration requirements for "high-risk AI systems". Specifically, the systems classified as "high-risk" would be required to demonstrate compliance with cybersecurity requirements and undergo conformity assessment procedures when systems are substantially modified. Furthermore, the providers of "high-risk AI systems" would be required to register the system before it is placed on the market and monitor it after it is made available to EU consumers. The declaration of conformity for each AI system will have to be retained by the national authority for 10 years after its placing on the market. In the registration declaration, the developers would be required to provide information on the copyrighted data used for algorithm training, and the content generated by the AI system will be required to be disclosed. The Parliament will start the negotiation with the Council on the final version of the Act.
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