AI model risk management
AI model risk management in the Technology, AI and Competition sector is no longer a self-regulatory exercise. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued guidance tying algorithmic accountability directly to unfair or deceptive practice liability, and the European AI Office is now enforcing classification obligations under the EU AI Act for general-purpose AI models above the 10^25 FLOP threshold. Compliance teams are auditing model inventories and vendor agreements before enforcement cycles accelerate.
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- EU AI Act GPAI model obligations: documentation and systemic risk thresholds now active
- FTC algorithmic accountability guidance and its reach into AI-powered product decisions
- U.S. state-level AI bills in California, Colorado, and Texas targeting automated decision systems
- Whether the EU AI Office's first GPAI enforcement actions name technology-sector respondents
Recent material activity in Technology, AI & Competition
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NIST releases updated AI Risk Management Framework companion guide for critical infrastructure
NIST published AI RMF 1.1 companion guidance specifically addressing AI deployment in critical infrastructure sectors including energy, financial services, and healthcare. The guide introduces mandatory risk assessment c…
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