This article aims at highlighting the role and (legal) limits of the standards used in the proposal for an Artificial Intelligence Regulation of the EU Commission and some implications for their implementation within the ICT sector. So far, various forms of co-regulation have been implemented in the ICT sector in the AVMS Directive, in the P2B Regulation, as in several actions on digital services where the use of AI techniques is increasingly frequent. The tool of the standard could, therefore, be implemented in the development of applications related to the digital world where human intervention is no longer necessary.
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