EU AI Act Article 10 (Data Governance)
Definition
AI Act data-governance provision for applicable high-risk systems. It addresses dataset suitability and bias mitigation within the Act’s scope and phased application schedule; it does not itself require criminal-case disclosure of NIST subgroup results.
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