Analysis of the EU AI Act's regulatory framework — how it interacts with GDPR, what the enforcement landscape looks like, and what different European digital regulations mean in practice for businesses using AI systems.
Credit scoring and loan decision AI is explicitly named high-risk under Annex III §5(b). A complete compliance guide for fintech and banking — including what the obligations are, and how DORA work maps to the EU AI Act.
Read article →The EU AI Act's general-purpose AI model rules have been in force since August 2025. They apply directly to AI providers — but businesses using AI APIs still carry compliance obligations. Here is what your business needs to know.
Read article →EU AI Act is mandatory law. ISO 42001 is a certifiable management standard. NIST AI RMF is a voluntary US framework. Here is how they compare, where they overlap, and how SMEs should prioritise their compliance effort.
Read article →Eight categories of AI practice have been prohibited across the EU since 2 February 2025. Here is what each prohibition covers, which systems are affected, and what the limited law enforcement exceptions mean.
Read article →Both the EU AI Act and GDPR apply extraterritorially, both have large fines, and both affect businesses using AI and data. But they regulate very different things. Here's what businesses subject to both need to know.
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