The world's first comprehensive law for artificial intelligence. It sorts AI systems by risk - banned, high-risk, limited - and sets hard obligations for each tier.
It binds anyone who builds or deploys AI touching the EU, the duties phase in on fixed dates, and fines reach 7% of global turnover. It is law, not guidance.
If your organisation uses or sells AI in Europe, this is a compliance clock on the board's agenda - and the real question is whether the EU can enforce what it wrote.
This instrument tracks how far the EU has actually stood the law up - designations, deadlines, fines - versus what it announced. Updated weekly.
We take positions only where the evidence supports them - and grade them in public.
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