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Everything on the EU AI Act.

Risk classification (unacceptable / high / limited / minimal), Art. 4 KI-Kompetenz, Art. 26 deployer obligations, GPAI, Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment. Enforcement from August 2026 — start now.

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Frequently asked questions

When does the EU AI Act take effect?+

The Regulation ((EU) 2024/1689) entered force August 1, 2024. Prohibited AI practices banned since February 2025. Art. 4 KI-Kompetenz obligations effective February 2025. General obligations for high-risk systems: August 2026. General-purpose AI (GPAI) obligations: August 2025 (new models) and August 2027 (existing models).

What is an AI Act deployer?+

Under Art. 3(4), a 'deployer' is any natural or legal person using an AI system under their authority. Most companies using AI tools — even without building them — are deployers. Deployers have specific obligations under Art. 26: use per provider instructions, monitor, maintain records, cooperate with authorities, inform persons subject to AI decisions.

What risk classifications exist?+

Four tiers: Unacceptable (banned — e.g., social scoring), High-risk (strict obligations — e.g., HR AI, education AI, law-enforcement AI), Limited (transparency only — e.g., chatbots, deepfakes), Minimal (no obligations). General-Purpose AI (GPAI) has separate regime with additional rules for 'models with systemic risk'.

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