Every deadline, obligation, and risk level — tracked in real time.
PANORAMA
Six pillars, a complete regulatory compass.
New deadlines, new rules: what changes for your compliance.
→Standalone systems: obligations from 2 December 2027.
→Provider rules, transparency, content marking — applicable since August 2025.
→Manipulation, social scoring, NCII — bans in force since February 2025.
→Convergence of three regulations for financial organisations.
→Step-by-step guide to assess your AI Act compliance.
→RISK PYRAMID
The AI Act classifies AI systems into four levels. Click to explore each category.
Subliminal manipulation, exploitation of vulnerabilities, social scoring by public authorities, real-time biometric identification in public spaces. Bans in force since 2 February 2025.
View prohibited practices →TIMELINE
Omnibus 2026 included — revised dates.
The regulation is officially in force across the EU.
Prohibited AI practices — manipulation, social scoring, biometrics.
Obligations for general-purpose AI models and systemic-risk systems.
Standalone high-risk AI systems: assessment, documentation, CE marking.
AI systems embedded in products subject to existing sectoral legislation.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Annotated regulatory text, emerging case law, and obligation mapping by article.
Operational checklists, risk assessment templates, and deadline alerts.
Technical obligations by system type, conformity criteria from design onwards.
AI Act + DORA convergence: overlaps, dual reporting, and AI vendor management.