14.02.2025

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Gitta Kutyniok on Supporting Companies With the EU’s AI Act

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MCML PI Gitta Kutyniok and her team at LMU are assisting companies in tackling the challenges of the EU’s AI Act.

Their research focuses on creating practical solutions to ensure compliance, while also supporting innovation. With AI regulations constantly evolving, their expertise is crucial in bridging the gap between policy and technology.

«The goal of the joint research project between LMU, TUM, and UTN is to formalize the legal requirements of the AI Act, because once this is accomplished, explanation and assessment of the AI Act can follow very clear guidelines.»


Gitta Kutyniok

MCML PI

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