Complying with the EU AI Act
If you’re looking to develop, deploy or use an AI system in the European Union (EU), you must be aware of the AI Act’s requirements and understand how they might apply to you.
The European Union’s EU AI Act is a legislative framework designed to shape the AI governance landscape by addressing risks linked to the development, commercialisation and use of AI technologies.
Recognising the potential challenges and opportunities this presents for New Zealand innovators, we have developed resources to help you understand and implement the Act’s requirements, as part of developing your own AI governance framework.
Understanding the AI ISO Standards
Acknowledgements
Callaghan Innovation would like to thank Simply Privacy Principal Frith Tweedie for writing these EU AI Act guides. Simply Privacy provides privacy and AI governance solutions to businesses, governments, and NGOs. Frith serves on the executive council of the AI Forum NZ and has over 20 years of experience advising clients on privacy, technology, and IP law.
Callaghan Innovation thanks Craig Pattison for his contributions to these AI ISO Standards guides. Craig is New Zealand’s Head of Delegation for ISO/IEC 42001:2023 “Artificial Intelligence” and Deputy Chair of the NZ Mirror Committee for ISO TC 347 “Data-Driven Agrifood Systems.” He also contributes to NZ Mirror Committees for ISO JTC 1 SC27 “Cybersecurity and Privacy” and SC40 “IT Governance,” bringing extensive expertise in AI governance and compliance.
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