Artificial Intelligence technologies typically utilize machine learning algorithms, neural networks, and large datasets to perform tasks such as data analysis, pattern recognition, and decision-making with minimal human intervention.
The new EU AI Act classifies
each AI use into one of three
risk levels: unacceptable, high, or low.
The bigger the dot , the higher the number of
real-world incidents
associated with that use.
Unacceptable uses are strictly forbidden.
High-risk uses , crucial in domains such as safety and
education, walk a fine line between importance and risk.
Then there are the low-risk uses , those seemingly benign chatbots and innocuous recommender systems. They appear benign but harbor potential dangers.
Discover the hidden dangers of low-risk uses in all tech by clicking on .
Even the most innocuous applications can unveil unexpected and deleterious consequences.
