The debate about the pros, cons and risks of Artificial lntelligence (AI) is sharpening up worldwide. How and for what it can be applied and how to control it. One thing is for sure, the possibilities are unimaginable. The need for regulatory control is evident, like in European, the EU AI Act referred in the fourth article below which is just published by the European Commission. Relevant to this are also the last two articles below about recent developments in Nemko concerning services related to the digital transformation.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is the European Union Directive (EU) 2019/882 which was launched in 2019. It complements the EuropeanWeb Accessibility Directiveand defines persons with disabilities in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD), from December 2006.
- Changes concerning Energy Label (PELP) and Energy Performance (MEPP)
The Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) has published a Circular No. DC2024-05-0016 which concerns the energy performance
- Changes in parameters for Wireless Technologies
The Philippines’ National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) did on 5 July issue Memorandum Circular No. 002-07-2024, which introduces significant changes to the operating parameters for wireless LAN technologies
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force across various sectors,offering significant advancements while also posing notable risks. The need for comprehensive public control worldwide is evident, and an example is the EU AI Act as just published by the European Commission on 12 July.
A service for safety assurance of digital technology was recently officially incorporated by Nemko in the Netherlands. This new service is denoted Nemko Digital and is regarded an exciting new chapter in Nemko’s development.
In recent years, alongside various digital innovations, there has been a worldwide wave of legislative changes affecting nearly all digital services.
International cyber security certification of consumer products
The standard ETSI 303 645:2020 (Cyber Security for Consumer Internet of Things) was last year included under the category CYBR in theIECEE/CB Scheme, i.e. to allow for international certification of consumer IoT products. This may have significant impact on the certifications of cyber in the CB scheme since the standard covers the majority of product types which are otherwise certified for electrical safety within the scheme.
5-9 August: 2024 IEEE International Symposium onEMC, signal & power integrity inPhoenix, Arizona, USA For information and registration, please clickhere.
10-11 September: Nemko Canada Customer Seminar in Cambridge (Toronto)
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18-19 September: Nemko USA Annual Customer Seminar in San Diego, California
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8 October: Nemko Italy Customer Seminar in Monza (Milano)
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14-15 October: Nemko Scandinavia Annual Customer Seminar in Oslo, Norway
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IEC Academy courses and webinars For information and registration, please clickhere.
GSO courses in the Arabic Gulf Region
Information about themes, places and times may be seen here.
Receive invitations to Nemko webinars on current compliance matters The webinars will be conducted in English, and one will be able to access the recordings afterwards, for own use and sharing with others please register here.
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