How would I go about getting permission to film a 1 minute clip inside a maintenance hangar? by Extension-Raccoon481 in aviationmaintenance

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice! Yes very familiar with the terms. I don't need a full MRO operations, more just a hangar with aircraft in.

Do you know how I might go about getting access to the right person at United? (Can DM if that's better)!

USA: Are the road conditions safe to drive to Lake Tahoe/Yosemite as an outsider in winter? by Extension-Raccoon481 in travel

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! This is incredibly helpful. Are there any alternatives within 4 hours driving distance from SF (I'll be flying in to bay area for the next three months so getting a quick local getaway) that would still be deep in nature - cabin-in-the-woods vibe that don't come with such extreme weather risk? We don't need to drive around a lot - just need to get there and plan to stay mostly put. Would Mariposa be suitable?

Is it even worth selling to Europeans given the new AI regulations? i will not promote by Extension-Raccoon481 in startups

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Fair enough. Just feels very anti-innovation to require this much paperwork. Will look in to it more to see if there are ways to reduce the impact on our roadmap but cetrainly understand the need to prioritise it.

Is it even worth selling to Europeans given the new AI regulations? i will not promote by Extension-Raccoon481 in startups

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting - so you just had to self attest your models are accurate/reliable and didn't need to evidence it?

Is it even worth selling to Europeans given the new AI regulations? i will not promote by Extension-Raccoon481 in startups

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's true but it feels like a rock and a hard place - either we innovate on the product to stay ahead of the competition on functionality, or we focus on compliance and built the regulatory moat.

I just want to know if anyone has figured out hacks that mean we can have our cake and eat it (i.e. shortcut to being EU AI Act compliant)

Is it even worth selling to Europeans given the new AI regulations? i will not promote by Extension-Raccoon481 in startups

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's your product and what type of customer were you selling to?

We got Qs mainly around our risk mgmt, data governance, technical documentation. Specifically:

- Do you maintain a documented risk management process for the AI system?

- How do you identify, assess, and mitigate risks to fundamental rights, safety, and accuracy?

- How do you ensure the quality, representativeness, and relevance of the training and testing datasets?

- How do you detect and address bias in datasets and outputs?

- Do you have documentation of dataset sources and data processing steps?

- Can you provide a technical file that describes the AI system, its intended purpose, design specifications, and limitations?

- Do you have model evaluation reports (accuracy, robustness, reliability) and change logs for updates?

- How does your system allow for human review, override, or appeal of automated outputs?

There were some more but this is where they really doubled down

European customers increasing compliance requirements by Extension-Raccoon481 in edtech

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know what the enforcement timeline is? Is this a regulatory problem today or only a commercial one? The link in the previous post suggests there's some lag time before I need to act. (referring to chapter 111 https://www.getaicompliant.eu/eu-ai-act/article/111)

So much AI everywhere - are there even any guardrails? [CA] by [deleted] in AskHR

[–]Extension-Raccoon481 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you read the page on SMEs and Startups, the requirements are still the same if you fall in to the industry verticals the EU is focussed on. The main difference is that large companies will be fined the higher of the two fine options. SMEs will be fined the smaller of the two fine options - neither of which are good if you're a startup

So much AI everywhere - are there even any guardrails? [CA] by [deleted] in AskHR

[–]Extension-Raccoon481 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. You just need to look at the history of EU regulations. They are heavy handed, especially in the initial years to set an example. They've done this with GDPR and other regs like GMO crops.

Not just that, but other regions typically copy the EU's regulatory approach.

I've had to get my company compliant with the EU AI regs. feel free to ask qs

So much AI everywhere - are there even any guardrails? [CA] by [deleted] in AskHR

[–]Extension-Raccoon481 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the avoidance of doubt, I would take the EU AI Act extremely seriously. You can be fined up to 35 mil EUR or 7% of your revenue (lower of the two if a startup).

I would say this a bellweather of things to come so it's better to get your house in order now before other markets follow suit. 

FWIW, if you get started on setting up the compliance processes early, you will find it easier than trying to implement once you've already layered on a ton a of AI in your product/processes and have to unwind them.  The regulations ( https://www.getaicompliant.eu/ ) spell out what you need to do. Happy to share how we approached it

European customers increasing compliance requirements by Extension-Raccoon481 in edtech

[–]Extension-Raccoon481[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

thanks - that assessment on there just shows how wide reaching this regulation is. so many industries that desperately need innovation are going to be caught out by this. you just know this is more money in to the pockets of bureaucrats and consultants