The SHASAI project will enhance AI system security through lifecycle-spanning methods tested in real-world scenarios, including healthcare.
Key Details
- 1The EU-funded SHASAI project will address cybersecurity risks for AI systems throughout their lifecycle.
- 2Three real-world demonstration cases include healthcare eye-tracking assistive technologies, agrifood, and mobility sectors.
- 3SHASAI aligns with major EU regulatory frameworks: EU AI Act, Cyber Resilience Act, and NIS2 Directive.
- 4The consortium comprises 16 partners from Spain, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, and Türkiye, coordinated by IKERLAN.
- 5Project duration: November 2025 – April 2029.
Why It Matters
As AI becomes integral to healthcare, including imaging and assistive technologies, lifecycle security is crucial for safe and trustworthy clinical deployment. Efforts like SHASAI help align innovation with regulatory and patient safety expectations.
Source
EurekAlert
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