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Articles on the EU AI Act, AI Governance and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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How to build an AI system register for your company. Six steps
An AI system register is not, for most companies, a separate obligation - it is the precondition for meeting the obligations that already apply. Six steps, control questions for each and the fields that decide whether a register is any use at all.
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How to write an AI usage policy for your company. Seven steps
An AI usage policy is not an explicit AI Act requirement, but it organises the measures the regulation does require. Seven steps, control questions for each and a list of the things that usually break a policy at the drafting stage.
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Is an AI Act training certificate required? The European Commission answers directly
The European Commission was asked this directly and answered in a single sentence: no certificate is needed, an internal record of measures is enough. What changed in Article 4 on 27 July 2026, why the Polish version of the provision in the Commission explorer is misleading, and what actually goes in the file.
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Anthropic marks Claude’s text. What it changes for companies
Claude models released from 2 August 2026 weave an invisible watermark into text and attach signed C2PA metadata to files. Marking applies globally, across every product. What the mark does not prove, why it does not discharge your own obligation, and what to do this week.
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Your recruitment may be a high-risk AI system
A tool that screens CVs or scores candidates is a high-risk system under the AI Act - even where a human takes the final decision. The usual way companies enter this category unknowingly, three misconceptions and four steps for this month.
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KRiBSI starts work. What changes for companies in Poland from 28 October
Poland's AI supervisory authority gains real powers on 28 October 2026: inspections, proceedings and penalties. Who KRiBSI is, what the calendar looks like, and why the ability of a job applicant to file a complaint matters most.
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