Is your organisation using AI and do you want to gain more insights into the AI models that are circulating within your organisation? And when you know which models are being used, is it also clear what data is being used for these models? And how do you make sure that the models that are […]
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Navigating Sustainability: Understanding the CSRD and CSDDD In an era where sustainability is a critical business imperative, regulations like the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) are shaping the future of corporate governance in Europe and beyond. These two directives, both pillars of the European Union’s Green Deal,
The CSRD, or Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, is a major regulatory development in the realm of sustainable (ESG) reporting in the European Union. To comply with the CSRD, companies will need to adapt their internal processes, enhance data collection and data management, and possibly invest in new technology and expertise. Non-compliance may result in fines
The AI-Act in depth In our previous blog, “What is the AI Act?“, we explored the definition of AI according to the AI-Act, how to classify systems into three different risk categories: unacceptable-, high-, and low risk and their consequences. This blog will dive further into the AI-Act and explore its position in the context
What is the AI Act? Technology is an ever changing topic, and with emerging technologies constantly on the rise, ethical and responsible development not only needs to be considered, but also ensured. The European Union (EU) sees an urgency for these matters, and thus has been creating regulations for both businesses and individuals to comply
