NLSpecialist AI Governance en standaardisatie
Rijksinspectie Digitale InfrastructuurGroningen
Why this is on the board
The AI Act says AI systems must be safe and robust, but it is the European standards that determine how you measure that. A manufacturer that meets them may assume its product complies with the law. Large tech companies are well represented in the working groups that write these standards. A regulator that can weigh their arguments on technical grounds has a say in the requirements that thousands of AI products across the EU will soon have to meet.
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About the role
Specialist AI Governance en standaardisatie in Groningen/Amersfoort, 32-36 hours, at Rijksinspectie Digitale Infrastructuur, the Dutch digital infrastructure regulator
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