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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2024

Part 4: How To Assess The Risks Of Both Small And Large AI Projects

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There is no shortage of ideas for applications, especially with generative AI. But are the legal requirements and risks adequately taken into account? In this article...

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How to assess the risks of both small and large AI projects

There is no shortage of ideas for applications, especially with generative AI. But are the legal requirements and risks adequately taken into account? In this article, we explain how corresponding risk and compliance assessments can be carried out. We have also developed a free tool for smaller and larger AI projects, which we will discuss here. This is part 4 of our AI series.

We are hearing from a number of companies that legal departments, data protection departments and compliance officers are being overwhelmed with ideas for new projects and applications with generative AI that they are asked to assess on short notice. In some cases, it is obvious what needs to be done: If a provider is used and granted access to personal data, for example, a data processing agreement is required – as in all cases where data processors are used. But what other points, especially those specific to AI, should be

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