Legally compliant AI implementation through guidance on data protection, AI regulation and IT compliance

The introduction of artificial intelligence is closely linked to increasing regulatory requirements. In particular, the EU AI Act and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) provide key regulatory frameworks that must be taken into account from the early stages of AI development. Ensuring that AI applications are designed in a legally compliant manner is therefore an integral part of any sustainable AI strategy and should be carried out in parallel with technological and business planning.

This service supports companies in systematically understanding regulatory requirements and applying them to specific AI use cases. The focus is on developing practical data protection and compliance frameworks, including data protection impact assessments and the evaluation of specific legal issues in the context of AI, data processing and IT security.

Furthermore, complex issues in the field of IT law are analysed and assessed from an academic perspective. This includes, in particular, topics such as AI regulation, data protection law and security-related requirements for data-driven systems. The aim is to reduce uncertainty and provide a sound basis for decision-making regarding the implementation of AI projects.

This service is a key component of the ‘Strategy & Decision-making’ phase and goes hand in hand with the development of an AI strategy. Regulatory aspects must be integrated into the roadmap at an early stage, as they have a significant impact on the design, data usage and implementation of AI systems.

Who is this service for?

This service is aimed at companies that wish to develop or deploy AI applications whilst ensuring regulatory compliance.

It is particularly aimed at specialists and managers in the fields of innovation, IT, data management, compliance and legal affairs who are planning or already implementing AI projects and wish to integrate data protection and AI regulatory requirements effectively. Prior technical or legal knowledge is helpful but not essential.

Fee:

This service is offered as part of the EDIH-AICS 2.0 programme. The costs depend on the scope and effort involved and will be agreed individually with the contact person. Thanks to funding, the service is provided at reduced rates.

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This service is suitable for all levels of experience, whether you are a beginner or an expert.

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