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The EU AI Act and Technical Communication – Impacts and Opportunities

  • Fachvortrag
  • Rechtliche Anforderungen und Normen
  • 14. November
  • 14:00 - 14:45 PM (MEZ)
  • Plenum2
  • beendet
  • Dr Sean Power

    Dr Sean Power

    • TWi

Inhalt

The EU’s concern about AI has accelerated in the last few years: its 2019 AI ethics guidelines, a 2021 proposed AI Act, and, in 2023, MEPs voting to regulate AI by year end 2023, drawing on the act.

Anticipating the regulations, we discuss the AI Act’s impact on the technical communication industry: the act’s emphasis on transparency of AI implementation and development, and the need for clear, stakeholder-relevant technical communication.

Das lernen Sie

  • When documenting AI, consider the EU AI Act’s risk-based approach.
  • When using AI, comply with EU regulation on AI, especially regarding transparency.

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Dr Sean Power

Dr Sean Power

  • TWi
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Biografie

Sean Power is a senior technical writer at TWi, with six years’ industry experience. He has documented AI processes, project managed online exam writing and building, eLearning, created chatbots, implemented CMS and documented skyscraper air conditioning.

He has had many other careers. He has been an academic author, educator, and public speaker, with a PhD in philosophy, specializing in time and cognition. He has been an Irish Research fellow and a visiting fellow at the ‘Centre for Time’ at the University of Sydney.

He also has several years’ experience in IT, in support and development.

Sean Power is a senior technical writer at TWi, with six years’ industry experience. He has documented AI processes, project managed online exam writing and building, eLearning, created chatbots, implemented CMS and documented skyscraper air conditioning.

He has had many other careers. He has been an academic author, educator, and public speaker, with a PhD in philosophy, specializing in time and cognition. He has been an Irish Research fellow and a visiting fellow at the ‘Centre for Time’ at the University of Sydney.

He also has several years’ experience in IT, in support and development.

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