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Articles on the EU AI Act, AI Governance and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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The EU AI Act in your company step by step. Where to start in seven steps
A company that only uses AI still has obligations under the AI Act. Seven steps with control questions: a responsible person, a tool inventory, role, prohibitions, training, rules and evidence.
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EU AI Act training for employees step by step. How to meet Article 4 in your company
Article 4 of the AI Act requires measures that build AI literacy, and since the Digital Omnibus what counts is what you can show. Six steps: whom to train, on what, how to check it and what to record.
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The EU AI Act for small and medium-sized companies. What you must do and what does not apply
Company size does not change AI Act obligations, but it changes the cap on fines. What applies to SMEs today, what they usually do not have to do and the relief added by the Digital Omnibus, including for SMCs.
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Prohibited AI practices step by step. Six steps and eight bans
Eight uses of AI that no documentation or consent can make lawful. They have applied since 2 February 2025 and carry the highest fines in the regulation. Six steps and control questions to check whether your company uses any of them.
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Your client is in the KSC Register. Six steps before the security questionnaire arrives
Your company is not covered by the Polish KSC act, but your client is - and the duty to review suppliers reaches you through the contract. Six steps for a supplier: contracts, notification deadlines, subcontractors and evidence.
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NIS2 incident reporting step by step. Six steps and three deadlines
An early warning in 24 hours, the notification in 72 hours, the final report within a month - all counted from detection. Six steps, control questions, and the list of things that must be ready beforehand.
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