RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards
Responsible use of AI in surveying practice (professional standard) – RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards

RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards AI-1.2: AI: record the material-impact determination and any conflict with law

Where a member or firm concludes that AI output will materially affect the surveying service it delivers (typically outputs that shape the substance of the work, such as summaries relied on in a report, drafted opinions or recommendations on what to investigate), it must record that determination and its reasoning; where the standard conflicts with local legislation (such as the EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), the law prevails but the conflict must be recorded and reported to RICS.

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