With the AI Act fully in force, the legal framework continues to evolve. The Omnibus Edition of The Annotated AI Act incorporates the amendments from the Digital Omnibus, the latest European Commission guidelines and other relevant developments in legislation, policy and academic literature.
This legal reference is aimed at professionals who wish to go beyond the text of the AI Act alone. Each article is annotated individually and placed within its legal context. Particular attention is paid to the interrelationship between provisions within the AI Act and to its relationship with other European legislation, such as the GDPR and the Digital Services Act.
What does the book offer?
The annotations help the reader to gain a thorough legal understanding of the AI Act through:
article-by-article analysis of all provisions of the AI Act;
discussion of the amendments introduced by the Digital Omnibus;
explanations drawn from the latest European Guidelines, Codes of Practice and other interpretative documents;
extensive cross-references between articles, recitals and other European legislation;
analysis of legal interpretation issues and outstanding points of discussion;
references to current case law, legislation and academic literature.
The Annotated AI Act is therefore intended for legal practitioners, solicitors, in-house lawyers, regulators, policymakers, researchers and other professionals who wish not only to know what the AI Act stipulates, but above all how its provisions should be interpreted from a legal perspective and how they relate to the broader European regulatory framework.
The Annotated AI Act – Omnibus Edition
An up-to-date legal reference work for those who work with the AI Act in a professional capacity.
Hardback, 450 pages. Includes self-adhesive tabs to mark chapters, sections, annexes and key articles.
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