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EU AI Act

EU AI Act. Published by European Parliament & Council, version Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. Kapālins maps it to 8 controls. 4 of 8 controls are proved by a live signal from the platform, and 4 by the assessment.

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Controls mapped
Art.6High-risk classification (Annex III)Assessment
Art.9Risk management systemLive signal
Art.10Data and data governanceLive signal
Art.11Technical documentation (Annex IV)Assessment
Art.13Transparency & information to deployersAssessment
Art.14Human oversightLive signal
Art.15Accuracy, robustness & cybersecurityLive signal
Art.50Transparency for AI interactionAssessment

Live signal: a signal from the gateway, probes or device sensor proves it continuously. Assessment: it is evidenced by answers to the assessment. Both are exported in the regulator evidence pack.

History

How the EU AI Act got here.

  1. Proposed

    The European Commission proposed the Artificial Intelligence Act, COM(2021) 206. EUR-Lex

  2. Adopted

    Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 published in the Official Journal. EUR-Lex

  3. In force

    The AI Act entered into force. EUR-Lex

  4. In force

    Chapters I and II apply, including prohibited AI practices and AI literacy. EUR-Lex

  5. In force

    Rules on general-purpose AI models, governance, notified bodies and penalties apply. EUR-Lex

  6. Amended

    Digital Omnibus on AI, Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, entered into force, delaying high-risk obligations. EUR-Lex

  7. In force

    General date of application of the AI Act. EUR-Lex

  8. In force · upcoming

    High-risk requirements apply to Annex III systems, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. EUR-Lex

  9. In force · upcoming

    High-risk requirements apply to Annex I product-related systems, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. EUR-Lex

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