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EU AI Act — what’s changing

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Regulatory updates
Last reviewed 2026-06-26

We track EU AI Act guidance as it evolves — so your readiness reflects the law as it stands today, not last year.

Tracking 6 developments

  • 2026-12-01ProposedStandard

    Harmonised standards still pending

    CEN/CENELEC (JTC 21) standards give a presumption of conformity for high-risk systems. First publications are delayed — expected around Q4 2026.

    What it means: You can’t yet claim conformity ‘by standard’. We’ll flag the moment the first harmonised standards land.

    Source: CEN-CENELEC · JTC 21 Artificial Intelligence
  • 2026-08-02ScheduledEnforcement

    Enforcement powers begin

    From 2 August 2026, enforcement powers apply — including the Commission’s power to fine GPAI providers. Around 24 of 27 Member States have now designated national competent authorities.

    What it means: Penalties become real from this point. A sealed, dated readiness record is your evidence that you acted in good faith.

    Source: European Commission · AI Act regulatory framework
  • 2026-05-07ProvisionalAmendment

    Digital Omnibus defers high-risk deadlines

    The first proposed amendment to the AI Act. Under the provisional agreement (not yet adopted): high-risk Annex III duties move from 2 Aug 2026 to 2 Dec 2027; Annex I products from 2 Aug 2027 to 2 Aug 2028; the synthetic-content marking grace extends to 2 Dec 2026; two further prohibited practices are added.

    What it means: If you’re high-risk you likely have more time — but this is not law yet. We carry these dates as provisional and update them the moment they’re published in the Official Journal.

    Source: European Commission · Digital Omnibus
  • 2025-07-24PublishedTooling

    Official training-data summary template

    The Commission published the template for the Art. 53(1)(d) public summary of the content used to train a general-purpose AI model.

    What it means: Our Training-Data Summary document follows this template, so what you produce matches what regulators expect.

    Source: European Commission · GPAI training-content template
  • 2025-07-18PublishedGuidance

    Commission guidelines on GPAI scope

    Official guidance, in all EU languages, on whether the general-purpose AI obligations apply to a given model.

    What it means: Helps you decide whether you’re a GPAI provider at all — our checker applies the same logic.

    Source: European Commission · GPAI scope guidelines
  • 2025-07-10PublishedGuidance

    GPAI Code of Practice published

    A voluntary tool to demonstrate compliance with the general-purpose AI obligations. Three chapters: Transparency and Copyright (all GPAI), and Safety & Security (systemic-risk models only).

    What it means: If you provide a GPAI model, signing the Code is a recognised way to show good faith on transparency, copyright and — for large models — safety.

    Source: European Commission · GPAI Code of Practice

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