AI regulatory compliance

Compliance with artificial intelligence regulations is becoming increasingly important as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to progress and become more integrated across a variety of business sectors. Regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the set of laws, policies, and standards that control the creation, deployment, and use of AI systems. These regulations are essential to ensure that artificial intelligence systems are developed and used in a manner that is safe, ethical, and responsible, while also safeguarding the privacy and security of individuals.

A comprehensive strategy that takes into account both the technical and ethical considerations of AI development and implementation is required for effective AI regulatory compliance. This strategy is required for effective AI regulatory compliance. This involves having an understanding of the potential risks and harms associated with AI systems, as well as the ethical principles that should guide their development and use moving forward. It also includes ensuring that AI systems are transparent, explainable, and accountable, so that individuals can understand how they are being used and hold those responsible for any negative outcomes.

To accomplish effective AI regulatory compliance, there must be collaboration between government regulators, business leaders, and other stakeholders. As part of this collaboration, clear and consistent regulations that are flexible enough to accommodate the quickly evolving landscape of AI technology should be developed. It should also involve continuous monitoring and evaluation of AI systems to ensure that they continue to comply with regulatory standards, as well as to identify and resolve any potential risks or harms that may arise. Ultimately, effective AI regulatory compliance is important to ensure that the benefits of AI technology are realised while minimising its potential risks and harms.

The list of AI regulations, standards and guidelines supported by the Seclea Platform includes:

EC Artificial Intelligence Act

Mandated for High-Risk AI applications to be deployed in European Union.

FDA SaMD with AI

Mandated for software as a medical device that relies on AI.

OECD AI Principles

Responsible AI guidelines for developing suitable AI applications.

Canada AI and Data Act (AIDA)

Mandated for AI applications to be deployed in Canada.

South Korean - AI-based Medical Devices

Mandated for AI-based medical devices in South Korea.

Saudi Arabia - AI-based Medical Devices

Mandated for AI-based medical devices in Saudi Arabia.