How to get your High-risk AI System Compliant with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act
Ryan Carrier Overview:
The webinar will cover an overview of implementable compliance requirements for high-risk AI Systems. Attendees can expect to cover a range of topics associated with articles of the law including Risk Management, Data Management & Governance, Prohibited Systems and even the laws applicability to certain AI Systems.
Why you should Attend:
Complying with the EU AI Act is complex and requires a substantial shift in culture for many providers and deplorers of AI Systems. The expertise required for robust compliance with the act requires a vast array of knowledge including Risk Management, Data Management & Governance, Record Keeping, Human Oversight, Monitoring, Transparency, Exploitability, and Quality Management Systems. Getting compliance wrong can cost an organization up to 6% of Global Turnover in fines. Does your team have all of the proper expertise and are they enabled and empowered to comply? Has your team assessed compliance from different perspectives, such as Ethical Risks?
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Overview of the EU AI Act
- Relevant Legal Frameworks (GDPR, European Accessibility Act, Cybersecurity)
- AI Literacy requirement
- Definition of high risk AI, including harmonized standards and common specifications
- Avoiding Prohibited Systems
- Risk Management
- Data Management & Governance
- Technical documentation/Record Keeping
- Transparency to Deployers
- Human Oversight
- Monitoring
- Quality Management Systems
- Exploitability
Who Will Benefit:
- Chief Risk Officer
- Chief AI Officer
- Chief Technology Officer
- General Counsel
- Chief Compliance Officer
Speaker Profile
Ryan Carrier founded ForHumanity after a 25 year career in finance. His global business experience, risk management expertise and unique perspective on how to manage the risk led him to launch the non-profit entity, ForHumanity, personally. Ryan focused on Independent Audit of AI Systems as one means to mitigate the risk associated with artificial intelligence and began to build the business model associated a first-of-its-kind process for auditing corporate AIs, using a globally, open-source, crowd-sourced process to determine “best-practices”. Ryan serves as ForHumanity’s Executive Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors, in these roles he is responsible for the day-to-day function of ForHumanity and the overall process of Independent Audit. Prior to founding ForHumanity, Ryan owned and operated Nautical Capital, a quantitative hedge fund which employed artificial intelligence algorithms.
He also was responsible for Macquarie’s Investor Products business in the late 2000’s. He worked at Standard & Poor’s in the Index business and for the International Finance Corporation’s Emerging Markets Database. Ryan has conducted business in over 55 countries and was a frequent speaker at industry conferences around the world. He is a graduate from the University of Michigan. Ryan became a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) in 2004 and a ForHumanity Certified Auditor (FHCA) in 2022