EU AI Act Scope: Who Needs to Comply and Who Is Exempt
The EU AI Act applies to providers, deployers, importers and distributors in the EU market. Learn which role and obligations apply to your organisation.
The EU AI Act applies to providers, deployers, importers and distributors in the EU market. Learn which role and obligations apply to your organisation.
The Commission published 148 pages on AI Act high-risk classification. CNIL fined IQVIA €5M for health data warehouses. Finland passed the first CRA law.
Essential or important under NIS2? Your category sets your supervisory regime and maximum fines: €10M/2% or €7M/1.4%. The decision logic, explained.
Parliament and Council extended AI Act high-risk by 16 months to 2 December 2027, but formal adoption must clear before 2 August. Also: ESRS cut 70%, Yango fined €100M.
NIS2 covers 18 sectors and ~160,000 EU entities. Essential entities face fines up to €10m. What in-scope organisations must do in 2026.
Focus Keyword: nis2 directive requirements
The Digital Omnibus on AI proposes delaying AI Act high-risk deadlines by 16 months. Trilogue agreement expected 28 April 2026. Here is what it changes, what it does not, and why it matters.
Every AI Act deadline from prohibited practices to high-risk systems. Includes Digital Omnibus delay timeline and what your organisation should do now.
Annex III lists eight categories of high-risk AI systems. See the full list with examples and learn which obligations apply to your organisation.
The three AI Act fine tiers (€35M/7% of turnover down to €7.5M/1%), which one your AI systems fall under, and whether the EU will actually enforce. Calculator inside.
AI Act Digital Omnibus trilogue targets 28 April deal. CRA guidance feedback closed. CSRD Omnibus I entered into force on 18 March. Weekly EU regulation roundup.