AI is developing at an extraordinary pace. Internal AI tools are being implemented and used for a wide range of tasks, from reviewing documents and assessing performance to identifying potential risks and drafting texts.
But AI is no longer simply about improving efficiency. It is increasingly becoming an adviser in decision-making processes at the heart of organisations. This development raises fundamental questions, which our clients are bringing to us with growing frequency.
Important Questions That Need Answers
Does our use of AI fall within the scope of the AI Act? If so, which obligations must we comply with? Can all data be entered into an AI system without restriction? Are the outputs of AI systems sufficiently transparent and explainable? And who is responsible when an AI system makes a mistake?
These questions arise not only from new legislation, such as the AI Act, but also from existing rules relating to privacy, cybersecurity, consumer protection and employment law. The use of AI is therefore subject to clear legal frameworks. Organisations must carefully assess the associated risks and consider appropriate safeguards where necessary.
Questions That Affect the Entire Organisation
Many organisations are looking not only for technical possibilities but also for certainty. Which applications create genuine value? Which risks require particular attention?
This is where we support our clients. By combining an understanding of technology with insight into its practical application across specific sectors, we help both existing and new clients deploy AI responsibly, effectively and with confidence.
