Posts Tagged ‘European Union’
EU procurement and AI rules, and what they ask of buyers.
In the book: Chapter 3: Value Drift (1) · Chapter 9: The Value Control Loop (1) · Chapter 19: Preemptive Value Architecture (1) · Chapter 21: Decision Artifacts That Govern Outcomes (1)
Europe’s Draft Rules Reward Quality at Signing and Stop There
Europe’s new procurement proposal puts a legal floor under the weight given to quality at award and asks for a record when each contract ends, but leaves the buyer to check whether the quality arrived.
Read MoreColorado and the EU Kept AI Disclosure and Dropped AI Assessment
Colorado repealed its AI Act in May and Europe deferred the high risk regime in July. In both cases the duty to disclose survived and the duty to assess did not.
Read MoreEurope Lets AI Buyers Complain About Suppliers, With Evidence
Europe just gave the AI buyer a formal complaint right against its supplier. The statute puts the burden of evidence on the buyer, which is where it always belonged.
Read MoreEU AI Act Delays Don’t Change Who Must Check AI Value
What the EU’s deferral and Bain’s reinvestment data say, together, about who actually governs value, and why capital cannot wait for either of them to settle the question.
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