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This book provides insight into the evolving European AI legislation, including ethical guidelines and accountability mechanisms, enabling readers to analyze and apply the law and guidelines in practical scenarios.
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This book provides insight into the evolving European AI legislation, including ethical guidelines and accountability mechanisms, enabling readers to analyze and apply the law and guidelines in practical scenarios.
This book serves as a practical guide to the upcoming European AI Act, emphasizing strict regulations and ethical considerations. It thoroughly analyzes each article of the Act, translating theoretical concepts into practical applications and providing extensive cross-references and connections to the principles of 'trustworthy AI' set forth by the EU.