Compliance & EU AI Act
Articles

The EU AI Act is now law and its obligations arrive in stages, stacking on top of GDPR, DORA and sector rules that already apply. This category tracks what that means in practice: the deadlines that matter, how the risk classification works, what the documentation requirements look like as engineering artefacts, and where regulators are already enforcing before the headline dates arrive.

The articles are written from the implementation side rather than the legal side. A compliance obligation usually lands as a data model, a logging requirement or a human review workflow, and the companies that treat it that way spend less and sleep better than the ones that treat it as paperwork. Expect verified dates, conservative readings of unclear provisions, and concrete checklists. For hands-on help with classification, documentation and conformity assessment, see the service page below.