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Articles on the EU AI Act, AI Governance and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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Has the AI Act been postponed? What the Digital Omnibus really changed
The press reported that the AI Act had been postponed. That shorthand is misleading and costly. We break down what Regulation 2026/1744 actually moved, what applies unchanged, and the one change that affects every company.
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EU AI Act from August 2, 2026: what actually applies in Poland and who it affects
Five days before the AI Act took effect, the EU postponed obligations for high-risk systems to 2027 and 2028. What remains in force today - the Article 50 transparency obligations - affects a wider group of companies than it seems. Deadlines, fines, the Polish Act and a checklist for this week.
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An AI system register in a company: obligations, scope and a step-by-step template
An AI system register is the foundation of EU AI Act compliance: without an inventory of tools, no obligation can be met. We explain what an AI tool register must contain, who should maintain it and how to build it step by step - with a practical field template.
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EU AI Act fines and penalties: up to EUR 35 million or 7% of turnover. A guide for organisations
What are the penalties for violating the EU AI Act? Up to EUR 35 million or 7% of turnover for prohibited practices, up to EUR 15 million or 3% for breaching obligations. We explain the penalty tiers, who they apply to and how to prepare before 2 August 2026.
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A company AI usage policy: what it must contain (a checklist)
An AI usage policy tells employees which AI tools they may use, on what data and under whose oversight. A 10-point checklist of what practice and the EU AI Act require - plus the most common implementation mistakes.
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An EU AI Act compliance audit step by step: how to check your organisation
How to run an EU AI Act compliance audit? A practical guide: inventory, prohibited practices, risk classification, AI literacy, transparency and evidence. Check your organisation before the supervisory authority does.
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