system of artificial intelligence

A computational system that, for objectives defined by humans, can make predictions or recommendations or take decisions affecting real or virtual environments; this encompasses the software, models and connected components considered by the bill for regulatory duties and obligations.

A comprehensive concept covering models, algorithms, software and the associated data pipelines and components that together perform tasks or produce outputs by means of automated decision‑making or content generation; the definition aligns with and adopts the EU AI Act terminology while encompassing datasets and deployment contexts relevant for national oversight.

Computer systems designed to produce predictions, recommendations or decisions that can affect the virtual or real environment; the statutory scope covers software, models and assemblies of components whose outputs can influence individuals, contexts or automated processes.

A functionally defined set of software systems that, given input data, produce outputs (e.g., predictions, recommendations, or decisions) capable of influencing physical or digital environments. The definition is use- and effect-based to target systems whose operation can produce legal, economic or bodily harms and to exclude generic software not meeting that threshold.

A machine-based system that, using data and computational models, infers outputs such as predictions, content, recommendations or decisions from given inputs; the definition covers systems whose outputs can influence physical or virtual environments and is the foundational scope term for obligations under the law.