AI Compliance
Stay informed with the latest updates on AI regulations, compliance requirements, industry standards, and guidelines compiled by Rfwel Engineering's AI Automation team.
Because Rfwel Engineering is a registered engineering firm (Arizona Reg# 17227, Electrical), the AI Automation team is able more efficiently manage AI compliance issues in complex electrical, control, and communication AI applications.
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European Union
United States
Ethical Framework
Global
Regulation
European Union
GDPR impacts AI systems that process personal data, requiring technical measures like encryption, anonymization, and data minimization. It emphasizes data protection by design and default, ensuring AI systems comply with privacy standards and mitigate risks associated with automated decision-making.
California
United States
Global
FCC
Executive Order
United States
Industry
United States
Global
SOC Type 1 assesses the design of an AI service provider's controls related to data security, privacy, and system integrity at a specific point in time. It reviews the existence of controls for handling data securely but does not test their effectiveness over a prolonged period. This report is useful for organizations that need to establish baseline controls for their AI systems.
SOC Type 2 evaluates the operational effectiveness of an AI service provider's controls related to data security, privacy, and system processing over time. The audit reviews how these controls perform over a period (e.g., 6-12 months), verifying that they consistently meet compliance and performance standards. It is ideal for organizations that need to demonstrate ongoing control reliability.
Additional Compliance Information
In addition to the AI technical compliance information above, consider AI legal compliance, or wireless compliance information in the links below.
Legal compliance information is provided by Kama Thuo, PLLC AI Law Firm (external link).