What Applies Under the AI Act From 2 August 2026
AI Act 2 August 2026 in one table. Article 50 transparency and GPAI fines arrive on schedule; high-risk rules move to 2027 and 2028 via the Omnibus.
AI Act 2 August 2026 in one table. Article 50 transparency and GPAI fines arrive on schedule; high-risk rules move to 2027 and 2028 via the Omnibus.
NIS2 vs DORA vs AI Act explained by scope. Which one covers you, why DORA overrides NIS2 for financial firms, and who falls under all three.
The chatbot notice belongs to your supplier and the high-risk delay belongs to companies you are not. Three duties reach a deployer on 2 August 2026.
The AI Act transparency requirements in Article 50 apply from 2 August 2026. Articles 4 and 5 have applied since February 2025 and carry bigger fines.
Spain fined Amadeus 14.4M for reusing booking data it could collect but not repurpose. Plus Vodafone, Emirates, and July’s deadline pileup before 2 August.
Last updated: 29 June 2026 Eight EU regulations now set the compliance workload for most mid-sized European companies, and they share no deadline, no penalty cap and no single enforcer between them. This EU compliance regulations comparison puts GDPR, NIS2, the AI Act, DORA, CSRD, CBAM, the Cyber Resilience Act and EUDR side by side,…
Commission published the AI labelling Code of Practice on 10 June. CBAM adds 180 downstream products. Elkjøp fined €1.85M for loyalty programme consent.
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.
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.