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On 20 April 2026 the Dutch State Secretary Aerdts launched the public consultation on the Implementation Act of the AI Regulation. The law defines who supervises the EU AI Act in the Netherlands — and why organisations should pay attention now.
Read moreArticle 9 requires a continuous risk management system for high-risk AI. Here is what providers must document, test, mitigate, and review before go-live.
Read moreMany organizations already use AI agents without clearly knowing which legal role they occupy. When are you a deployer under the EU AI Act, and why does that distinction matter so much in practice?
Read moreWekelijks de belangrijkste AI Act ontwikkelingen + praktische compliance tips.
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When do municipalities and public bodies need a FRIA under the EU AI Act? A practical guide for public sector teams working with high-risk AI systems.
Read moreArticle 50 splits transparency duties between providers and deployers. Here is who must label AI content, disclose deepfakes, and inform users under the EU AI Act.
Read moreArticle 10 sets strict data governance rules for high-risk AI. Here is what providers must prove about training, validation, test data, bias, and quality.
Read moreArticle 14 requires human oversight for all high-risk AI systems. Here is what it means in practice: who oversees, what authority they need, and how to avoid automation bias.
Read moreThe European Parliament voted on 26 March 2026 with 569 votes in favour of the AI Act Omnibus. High-risk AI systems get more time, nudifier apps are banned and watermarking must be in place sooner than the Commission proposed. This is a Parliament position - negotiations with the Council are only just beginning.
Read moreOn 29 July 2025 the European Commission published guidelines on when software qualifies as an AI system under the AI Act. Seven elements determine whether your tool falls under the regulation.
Read moreMeta-analyses show gamification produces significantly better learning outcomes than traditional methods. How does that work for AI training, and why do compliance courses fall short?
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