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The EU AI Act for business: find your role, find your risk
Your obligations depend on who you are in the AI supply chain and what your system does.
AI
Your obligations depend on who you are in the AI supply chain and what your system does.
AI
The Commission's final Article 50 guidance is tougher on advertising than many expected.
AI
The Act does not regulate advertising directly, but it reaches into your workflow.
AI
Banned tricks, clear labels and a right to an explanation — in force now, with more to come.
Autonomous Vehicles
The EU AI Act's high-risk classification now applies to autonomous driving systems, adding conformity assessment and post-market monitoring obligations on top of existing vehicle type-approval requirements.
Digital
Spain's data protection authority warned in September 2026 that AI CV screening tools are already subject to GDPR enforcement obligations — independently of the AI Act rules arriving in 2027.
Digital
The Council of Europe launched a standardised framework for testing algorithmic discrimination in September 2026 — establishing the methodology regulators will use to detect proxy discrimination in credit, employment, and advertising AI.
Advertising
The EU and UK are both moving to restrict infinite scroll, autoplay, and notification systems for under-16 users — converging on the same design features with different timelines and requiring parallel compliance architectures.
AI
The EU AI Act's high-risk rules now apply to an estimated 85,000 companies across Europe, covering AI in hiring, credit, education, and law enforcement — the world's first comprehensive AI law at full application.
Digital
The EU AI Act's enforcement powers over general-purpose AI model providers became operational on 2 August 2026, with the AI Office issuing its first information requests to providers within days.