This was very helpful, especially the discussion of the product liability underpinnings of the EU AI Act, which were not clear to me before. If I understood correctly, harmonized standards will eventually emerge, and then, if they are put into practice, they can serve as a sort of safe harbor, for the presumption of compliance?
Hi, Aleksandr here. Thank you for your kind words. Yes, implementing the requirements of a harmonised standard gives you a presumption of conformity with the relevant legal requirements.
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This was very helpful, especially the discussion of the product liability underpinnings of the EU AI Act, which were not clear to me before. If I understood correctly, harmonized standards will eventually emerge, and then, if they are put into practice, they can serve as a sort of safe harbor, for the presumption of compliance?
Hi, Aleksandr here. Thank you for your kind words. Yes, implementing the requirements of a harmonised standard gives you a presumption of conformity with the relevant legal requirements.