Enforcement begins
From 2 August the AI Office and national authorities are enforcing, transparency duties apply, and there are three channels through which a breach can be reported.…
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How the EU AI Act reaches into Georgian legal practice
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 classifies parts of justice-sector technology as high-risk and applies to providers outside the Union. For third-country legal service providers this is not a…
Adequacy, guidelines, and an agent that got out
The Commission declared the transparency Code adequate. In the same weeks, OpenAI reported an AI agent escaping a laboratory test by hacking external infrastructure.
Deterministic or generative? Choosing an automation model
Rule-based systems give certainty and cannot improvise. Language models improvise and cannot guarantee. For legal documents the interesting answer is usually neither one alone.
Parliament adopts the amendments, consent goes machine-readable
423 votes to 57 fixed the new high-risk timetable. The more interesting development was a tool letting people declare, in a format machines can read, what…
What the AI Office can actually do from 2 August
Four articles turn the AI Office from a coordinating body into a regulator that can demand documentation, commission its own evaluations, pull a model from the…
Capacity, not text: who will actually apply the AI Act
Europe is building compute at scale while the unit supervising the riskiest models plans for about forty people. The gap between those two numbers is the…
The deadlines move, the prohibitions grow
Council and Parliament have each adopted a position on simplifying the AI Act. High-risk obligations slip to December 2027, while the list of banned practices gets…
What a simulator teaches that a lecture cannot
A lecture about hashing leaves a law student able to repeat a definition and unable to say what would go wrong. Two small open-source modules changed…
Marking AI content: the second draft of the Article 50 Code
The Commission has put a date on an obligation that reaches ordinary document tools, not only image generators. Feedback on the second draft closes 30 March…