AI Act High-Risk Classification Just Got 148 Pages of Guidelines
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.
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NIS2 Essential vs Important Entities Explained
Essential or important under NIS2? Your category sets your supervisory regime and maximum fines: €10M/2% or €7M/1.4%. The decision logic, explained.
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AI Act High-Risk Rules Delayed to December 2027
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.
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NIS2 Directive Requirements: What Your Organisation Must Do in 2026
NIS2 covers 18 sectors and ~160,000 EU entities. Essential entities face fines up to €10m. What in-scope organisations must do in 2026.
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The Digital Omnibus on AI, Explained: What Changes and What Stays
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.
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AI Act Compliance Deadlines: What Applies Now, What’s Delayed, and What to Plan For
Every AI Act deadline from prohibited practices to high-risk systems. Includes Digital Omnibus delay timeline and what your organisation should do now.
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High-Risk AI Systems Under the EU AI Act: Full List with Examples
Annex III lists eight categories of high-risk AI systems. See the full list with examples and learn which obligations apply to your organisation.
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EU AI Act Fines Explained: Up to €35M or 7% of Revenue
EU AI Act fines range from €7.5M to €35M depending on violation type. Breakdown of penalties for prohibited AI, high-risk non-compliance, and more.
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AI Act Trilogue Targets April Deal, CRA Guidance Closes, CSRD Omnibus Now in Force
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.
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Article 4 Is Already Law. Your AI Training Programme Probably Isn’t.
The EU AI Act AI literacy obligation under Article 4 has applied since February 2025. Enforcement starts August 2026. What companies must do now.