This article discusses transparency obligations introduced in the Artificial Intelligence Act, the recently proposed European regulatory framework for artificial intelligence (AI). An analysis of the extent to which current approaches for AI documentation satisfy requirements is presented and their suitability as a basis for future technical standards is assessed.
Source: IEEE Computer Magazine
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