AI Act: new transparency obligations in force as of 2 August - Andrea Puccio interviewed by Borsa&Finanza
As of 2 August, the new transparency obligations under the AI Act have come into effect.
The new rules introduce enhanced transparency requirements for users of AI systems. Among the issues that remain the subject of significant debate is the use of biometric identification systems.
How can investigative needs and public security be reconciled with the protection of fundamental rights?
In an interview with Borsa&Finanza, our Founding Partner Andrea Puccio examines the critical issues raised by Article 10 of the draft Italian legislative decree implementing the AI Act, currently under consideration by Parliament. He focuses in particular on the regulatory framework governing biometric identification systems and the risks associated with the preventive collection of biometric data.
The discussion highlights the need to strike an appropriate balance between public security and investigative requirements, on the one hand and the protection of fundamental rights, on the other.
