More companies are putting AI into decisions that the EU AI Act treats as high-risk, things like hiring, credit scoring, and biometric identification. When a business team wants to deploy one of these systems, the question usually lands on legal. What does the company actually have to do before this goes live? The EU AI Act sets specific obligations for high-risk AI systems, and much of that work shows up in two places, the contract with the AI vendor and the internal review that happens before deployment. In-house counsel often end up sorting out which use cases fall into the high-risk category, what human oversight needs to look like in practice, and whether the required risk assessment has actually been done rather than just promised.
In this webinar, Laura Frederick, Laura Belmont, and Kimberly Maney will walk through how in-house counsel can handle high-risk AI use cases and the compliance obligations that come with them. The speakers will cover how to spot which uses trigger the EU AI Act's high-risk rules, how to build human oversight requirements into both contracts and internal processes, and how to approach the pre-deployment risk assessments the Act calls for. The aim is to give attorneys a practical way to advise business teams who want to move quickly on AI without taking on regulatory exposure the company isn't ready to carry.
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*Live CLE Credit Information:
How to Contract will apply for 1.25 hours of General CLE credit in CA, PA, and TX.
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