AI Literacy: where the Article 4 obligation stops being optional
EU AI Act Article 4 imposes binding AI literacy since February 2025. Zertia audits literacy programs under ISO 42001.
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AI Ethics Committee: where ethical deliberation gains formal structure
AI Ethics Committees deliberate AI deployment trade-offs. Zertia audits effectiveness under ISO 42001 + ISO 38507 scope.
Accredited Certification Body: where AI audit gains institutional credibility
Definición técnica What is an accredited certification body? An accredited certification body is an independent organization that has been formally evaluated by a national or international accreditation authority…
Automated Decision-Making: where AI decisions meet binding individual rights
Definición técnica Automated decision-making (ADM) refers to the use of AI or algorithmic systems to make decisions about individuals or processes with minimal or no human involvement in…
Prohibited AI Practices: where Article 5 draws the line for EU-bound systems
Definición técnica Prohibited AI practices are the categories of AI system use that the EU AI Act bans outright — regardless of technical design, deployment context, or claimed…
Frontier AI: where capability outruns the existing regulatory framework
Definición técnica Frontier AI refers to the most capable AI systems at the current leading edge of development — large-scale foundation models trained with state-of-the-art computational resources whose…
GDPR: where AI processing of personal data meets binding rights
GDPR Article 22 plus EU AI Act creates dual compliance pressure for AI. Zertia integrates ISO 27701 + ISO 42001.
EU AI Act
The dominant narrative presents the EU AI Act as "the world's first comprehensive AI law." It is a useful commercial description, but conceptually misleading. The framing obscures what…
FRIA: where high-risk AI must prove it respects fundamental rights
FRIA under EU AI Act Article 27 requires fundamental rights assessment for high-risk AI. Zertia integrates ISO 42005 methodology.
GPAI Model: where foundation model providers meet binding EU obligations
Definición técnica What is a GPAI Model under the EU AI Act? A General Purpose AI (GPAI) model is an AI model that displays significant generality and is…
AI Liability: where the burden of proof shifts toward AI providers
Definición técnica AI liability refers to the legal responsibility of organizations or individuals for harm caused by AI systems — including physical injury, financial loss, discrimination, privacy violations,…
AI Audit: where AI systems prove what they claim to do
Definición técnica An AI audit is a systematic, independent, documented evaluation of an AI system, an AI management system, or the governance processes surrounding AI, against defined criteria…
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