Bloomberg Law Expands EU AI Act Resources With New Report, Practical Guidance, and May 28 Webinar for Legal Teams

Bloomberg Law Expands Resources on the EU AI Act

Bloomberg Law has released new tools to help legal professionals address the requirements of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act. These include a detailed report, updated Practical Guidance materials, and a live webinar scheduled for May 28 at 2 PM EDT.

The EU AI Act represents the most extensive regulatory framework for AI to date. It imposes compliance duties on companies that develop, use, or market AI systems within the EU. Bloomberg Law’s resources are crafted to help corporate legal teams and law firms meet these obligations efficiently.

Key Features of Bloomberg Law’s AI Act Resources

• “AI: Regulated” Report: This report offers in-depth analysis of the Act’s impact. It helps organizations identify which entities are affected, understand compliance requirements based on use cases and risk levels, and track important deadlines. The report includes insights from legal and privacy officers, policy experts, and industry leaders.
• Practical Guidance Updates: Bloomberg Law has refreshed its guidance documents to assist legal teams in assessing risks, managing cross-border regulatory effects, and aligning AI strategies with current rules.
• Upcoming Webinar: On May 28, expert panelists will discuss practical compliance strategies for U.S. businesses, operational adjustments, and lessons from companies already implementing the Act.

The EU AI Act demands strict compliance for high-risk AI applications and sets significant penalties for violations. For U.S. companies operating in the EU, these resources provide clarity and actionable information to maintain compliance while integrating AI technologies.

To access the report or register for the webinar, visit Bloomberg Law’s resource page.