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.
Article 9 requires a continuous risk management system for high-risk AI. Here is what providers must document, test, mitigate, and review before go-live.
Article 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.
Article 10 sets strict data governance rules for high-risk AI. Here is what providers must prove about training, validation, test data, bias, and quality.
Article 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.
The 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.
On 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.
On 19 March 2026, the IMCO and LIBE committees of the European Parliament voted in favour of a package of amendments to the AI Act. High-risk AI systems get more time, but obligations already in force remain fully applicable.
Download the free FRIA template for Article 27 EU AI Act. Step-by-step guide to completing your Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment with practical checklist, examples, and editable Word document.
European Commission missed its February 2026 deadline for high-risk AI guidance. What this means for your compliance timeline and what next steps to take.
Digital Omnibus cuts AI Act obligations for SMEs and GPAI providers. See which thresholds change, what still applies, and what your compliance team must do.
From the European AI Office to national supervisors: discover which agencies and authorities will enforce the EU AI Act and what this means for your...
How do governments conduct a FRIA (Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment)? Practical case study of a rights assessment for high-risk AI in the public...
How government organizations can inventory and classify their AI systems according to the EU AI Act, including a practical approach to risk classification.
A complete handbook for government organizations on EU AI act implementation, focusing on deadlines, obligations, and practical compliance steps for the...
Eleven months after the EU AI Act entered into force: the first prohibitions apply, employees must be AI-literate, and Brussels is flooded with consultations. Here is what happened and what it means for your organization.
Eight sectors classified as high-risk under the EU AI Act — biometrics, critical infrastructure, HR, and more — with practical compliance tips per sector.
An in-depth analysis of the EU AI act implementation in 2025, focusing on initial applications, Commission guidelines, and implications for businesses.
Discover how the EU AI Act affects start-ups and SMEs. From compliance requirements to practical tips, including exceptions and supporting measures for...