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2 Cop out: security exemptions in the Artificial Intelligence Act
2.2 Summary: exceptions and loopholes
2.3 In detail: the AI Act’s security exemptions
2.3.1 Scope and application of the law
2.3.2 (Un)prohibited practices
2.3.3 Risk and impact assessments
2.3.4 A “silicon curtain” of secrecy
2.3.5 Conformity assessment
2.3.6 Data protection
2.3.7 Oversight
3.1 eu-LISA
3.1.1 Algorithmic profiling of travellers
3.1.2 AI in the shared Biometric Matching System
3.1.3 Digitalising the visa application process: visa chatbot
3.2 Europol
3.2.1 From challenge to opportunity
3.2.2 Machine learning
3.2.3 Facial recognition
3.2.4 Data protection and European policing
3.3 Frontex
3.3.1 AI in the maritime domain
3.4 EU Asylum Agency
3.4.1 Automated dialect recognition for asylum applicants
3.5 Eurojust
3.5.1 Joint Investigation Teams platform
4. Building the infrastructure
4.1 Institutional infrastructure
4.1.1 eu-LISA
4.1.2 The EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security
4.1.3 The European Clearing Board
4.1.4 Frontex
4.2.1 Security Data Space for Innovation
4.2.2 Europol: sandboxes and pipelines
Annex I High-risk systems under the AI Act
Annex II Information to be registered in the EU database of high-risk AI systems
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