EU AI Act Explained: What Changes in the Apps You Use
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The EU AI Act Is Turning AI Compliance Into a Proof Problem
If you read one thing about the EU AI Act this summer, it was probably that parts of it had been delayed. [1] Those delays affected many of the high-risk requirements companies had been preparing for. The Digital Omnibus, Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, pushed the deadline for Annex III systems from August 2, 2026, to December …
EU AI Act explained: what changes in the apps you use
The EU AI Act is no longer a future law. As of October 2026, its bans on the most harmful AI uses have applied since February 2, 2025, rules for the general-purpose models behind chatbots like ChatGPT since August 2, 2025, and most of the remaining law since August 2, 2026. The big exception is the strict regime for "high-risk" AI such as hiring and credit-scoring tools: a 2026 amendment known as the Digital Omnibus on AI pushed it back to Decem…
Since 2 August the AI Act has been applicable in the European Union. This new regulatory step comes at the same time as companies are moving AI from experimentation to production.
Europe Presses Pause on Its AI Rules, but Nobody Gets a Free Pass
Europe was supposed to switch on the toughest parts of its AI law this August. It didn’t. With only days to go, Brussels pushed the deadlines back. If you run a business, hire staff, or simply use AI tools at work, this is worth understanding. The delay tells us a lot about how hard it […]
The representatives of the 27 Member States validated on 21 October 2026 a new Article 88a of the GDPR. It allows the processing of personal data for AI on behalf of the legitimate interests of companies, without asking for the consent of individuals. States still have to negotiate this text with the European Parliament.
The postponement of the high-risk obligations does not suspend the operating risks: companies and boards must unite inventory, AI Act, GDPR, NIS2, supply chain and cyber residence in a single cycle of government, with clear responsibilities, verifiable controls and procedures able to react to the changes of the models The article Governance of the AI: how to integrate AI Act, GDPR and NIS2 comes from Digital Agenda.
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