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AI Providers

AI Providers are persons or organizations that develop an AI system or general-purpose AI model—or have one developed—and place it on the market or put it into service under their own name or trademark. Under the EU AI Act, providers bear primary responsibility for ensuring that their systems comply with applicable requirements before deployment or distribution.

California’s AI Liability Rule: Why “The AI Did It” Is No Longer a Defense

California Civil Code § 1714.46 establishes a simple rule for AI liability: defendants cannot escape responsibility by arguing that AI acted autonomously. The law preserves traditional defenses while making clear that “the AI did it” is not one of them.

Who Is Regulated Under the EU AI Act? Understanding Providers, Deployers, Importers, Distributors and Other Operators

Understand who is regulated under the EU AI Act. This guide explains providers, deployers, importers, distributors, authorized representatives, product manufacturers, and how an organization’s role in the AI value chain determines its obligations.

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