AI Compliance

A Guide to Implementing Art. 4 EU AI Act

By (author) Alexander Deicke By (author) Hannes Deuerling

Book cover: AI Compliance

Extent: 162 pages

Publisher: Duncker & Humblot

Subject: German Studies

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(June 2026)

ISBN: 9783874404198

4.57 x 6.54 inches

Price: $34.00

In stock

From personal electronic devices to the workplace and to broader economic contexts, Artificial Intelligence (AI) permeates all aspects of life today. But what exactly is AI? And how do authorities and businesses regulate this ubiquitous technology?

This book is an accessible introduction to the world of AI and AI governance, explaining the regulatory and ethical requirements for the development, implementation and use of AI. Key topics include:

– Technological foundations of AI
– AI Regulation in Europe (The EU AI Act)
– The EU Data Governance Act and Data Act
– ISO/IEC 42001 and IDW PS 861
– Important tools and organizations in the field

Lesson 1: What is Artificial Intelligence?

Lesson 2: The Historical Development of Artificial Intelligence

Lesson 3: Artificial Intelligence in Film – A Mirror of Society

Lesson 4: Fundamentals of AI Technology

Lesson 5: What is Machine Learning?

Lesson 6: Application Areas of AI

Lesson 7: Risks Associated with the Use of Artificial Intelligence

Lesson 8: Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence

Lesson 9: Introduction to Legal Tech

Lesson 10: The EU AI Act

Lesson 11: Data Governance Act and Data Act

Lesson 12: ISO/IEC 42001

Lesson 13: IDW PS 861

Lesson 14: International Regulation of Artificial Intelligence

Lesson 15: AI Officer

Lesson 16: Important Tools and Organisations in the Field of AI

Lesson 17: Germany’s AI Strategy

Alexander Deicke is a lawyer, Interim Legal Manager, visiting lecturer at different universities and speaker for compliance and regulation issues. With a degree from the Unversity of Tübingen he gathered experience in a number of flieds such as data protection, IT security and compliance. After a stint at a larger law firm, he founded both the commercial law firm K11 as well as K11 Consultancy in Ludwigsburg. The business model is built on three pillars: contemporay exptert knowledge, external functions, and advising on management systems with the goal to simplify regulatory issues. Alexander Deicke’s personal focus areas are legal operations, baning and commercial law, AI compliance, and GRC/ESC issues.

Hannes Deuerling is an expert for AI governance and regulation as well as a TÜV Rheinland certified AI-Coordinator. As consultant for data security, compliance, and AI, he supports companies with the implementation of AI systems, in accordance with law and regulations, especially the EU AI Act. His areas of expertise are the development of application-oriented solutions, the establishment and optimization of compliance management systems, the strategic support of AI projects, and target group-specific AI training courses.

  • By (author) Alexander Deicke
  • By (author) Hannes Deuerling