General-purpose AI and other AI laws
AIGP · Lesson 8 of 15 · 58:44
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Prepare for the IAPP AIGP exam, on the AIGP Body of Knowledge version 2.1. In this lesson: the obligations of general-purpose AI model providers under the EU AI Act (rules in application since August 2, 2025), models with systemic risk, AI Act fines (up to 35 million euros or 7% of worldwide turnover for prohibited practices), South Korea's AI Basic Act (in force since January 22, 2026), and the United States, where existing federal laws apply alongside a growing set of state and city laws, like New York City's Local Law 144 on hiring tools and Colorado's law on automated decision technology (in effect January 1, 2027). Includes three original practice questions, with Elmstead Group, a fictional retail and finance group, as the example.
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- A company releases a general-purpose language model in the EU. It is not a model with systemic risk. Which obligation applies to its provider?
- A company in the EU uses AI to infer the emotions of its employees from webcam images during their work. What is the maximum fine it faces?
- Elmstead wants to use an automated tool to screen candidates for jobs in New York City. What does the city require before the tool is used?