Category: Regulatory Compliance in HR

North America’s Struggle with AI Compliance Adoption

A recent report reveals that North American firms are lagging behind their EMEA counterparts in AI adoption for compliance, with 56.3% hesitant to embrace the technology. In contrast, over 70% of EMEA firms plan to integrate AI into their compliance processes within the coming year.

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AI Regulations in HR: What Employers Must Know

The document discusses the implications of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) for employers in the HR sector, emphasizing the need for compliance with regulations concerning prohibited AI practices and the importance of AI literacy among staff. It highlights that employers must take action to ensure that AI systems used in the workplace do not violate fundamental rights and safety standards.

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EU AI Act: Implications of New Compliance Rules

The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, which took effect on August 1, 2024, establishes a comprehensive legal framework aimed at regulating AI systems based on their risk levels. As of February 2, 2025, the Act prohibits the use of AI systems deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” and mandates AI literacy rules for all providers and deployers of AI systems.

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AI Compliance Strategies for HR in the EU

The adoption of AI in HR offers significant potential for enhancing processes and decision-making, but it also requires careful navigation of the complexities posed by the EU AI Act. Companies must establish robust AI governance to ensure ethical and compliant use, especially when dealing with data from EU and UK citizens.

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Understanding the EU AI Act’s Impact on HR Practices

The EU AI Act, set to take effect in February 2025, will classify AI applications in recruitment and HR as “high risk,” necessitating compliance from businesses that develop or deploy such systems. This legislation aims to ensure safety and accountability in the use of AI technologies within organizations.

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Navigating the Future: How the EU’s AI Act is Transforming Continuing Education in Healthcare

The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act aims to regulate AI applications by categorizing them according to their risk levels, ensuring safety, transparency, and accountability. This legislation will significantly impact Continuing Medical Education (CME), as providers must comply with strict data handling and algorithmic transparency requirements while also embracing innovative educational methods.

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