Learn how this independent AI Act information resource approaches sources, practical guidance and editorial caution.
Our approach
We connect plain-language orientation to primary sources. Guides distinguish statutory duties from suggested internal workflows and avoid compliance guarantees.
Editorial review
Regulatory information changes. We check official European Commission and legal sources, but readers should verify current provisions and seek qualified advice for specific circumstances.
Independence
This site is not affiliated with the European Union, European Commission, AI Office or any regulator. It does not provide legal advice.
How to use these guides
Begin with the system overview, then review the risk category, actor role and application date relevant to the actual use. The guides are structured to help frame questions and find primary provisions. They do not certify a system, classify a particular product conclusively or replace qualified advice.
Begin with the AI Act overview ↗Sources and corrections
Our primary reference is the current consolidated EU regulation, supported by European Commission and AI Act Service Desk material. A Service Desk article may reproduce the original 2024 text, so amended dates should be checked against the consolidated law and current implementation timeline. If a page becomes outdated, its explanation should be reviewed and corrected rather than treated as evergreen.
Read the consolidated regulation ↗This guide is an orientation, not a legal determination. Check the current legal text and official implementation guidance for your system.
Read the AI Act ↗European Commission overview ↗