Topic / EU AI Act

    EU AI Act compliance, without the consultancy bill

    The AI Act's general obligations became applicable on 2 August 2026. Most companies covered by it are not AI companies. They are ordinary businesses that bought a chatbot, an ATS or a Copilot licence and inherited a set of duties nobody told them about. These 64 guides work through those duties one at a time, in plain language, with the article numbers so you can check every claim yourself.

    Start here

    Whether the rules touch you at all, and what the August 2026 date actually changed.

    Classify your systems

    Which tier each tool falls into, and how to get a defensible inventory on paper.

    Provider, deployer, or both

    Your obligations depend on your role. These posts settle which one you are.

    By function

    What HR, IT and public-sector teams have to build, in their own language.

    Enforcement, fines and inspections

    What a regulator asks, what the evidence file needs, and how penalties are actually set.

    Alongside your other frameworks

    GDPR, ISO 42001, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 overlap heavily. Do the work once.

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