Which authorities Luxembourg has designated under the EU AI Act, its regulatory sandbox and its penalties regime — field by field, with the source and the date it was checked, and marked where a designation is announced but not yet in force.
What is known
| What | Basis | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| Notifying authority / national competent authority | Art. 70 |
Announced, not yet in force Three notifying authorities |
| Market surveillance authority | Art. 74 |
Announced, not yet in force National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) |
| National penalties regime laid down | Art. 99 |
Announced, not yet in force Draft law |
Not yet verified
These are tracked but not published until confirmed against a citable source. We would rather show a gap than an unverified designation.
- National AI regulatory sandbox
Sources
What the AI Act leaves to Member States
The Regulation applies directly and needs no transposition, but it does leave four things to national decision — which is what this page tracks:
- Article 70 — designation of notifying and market surveillance authorities
- Article 74 — market surveillance powers
- Articles 57–63 — AI regulatory sandboxes
- Article 99 — penalties laid down by Member States
Editorial, not legal advice.