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Law
EU AI Act
European Commission · Phased application
Phased obligations depend on the system, role and EU connection. The Commission timeline reflects Digital Omnibus changes.
Next action Validate territorial scope and provider or deployer role. Review prohibitions, literacy and transparency; confirm transition dates against the applicable legal text.
An AI management system standard for organizations that provide or use AI. A certificate concerns its defined scope, not every legal obligation.
Next action Set an AI policy, accountable roles, risk assessment, internal review and periodic reassessment. Obtain the licensed standard for clause-level work.
Personal data duties may apply alongside AI-specific rules. Territorial scope and the nature of processing matter.
Next action Assess lawful basis, minimization, notices, retention, transfers and whether an impact assessment or automated-decision safeguards are required.
The Commission timeline reflects phased implementation and Digital Omnibus changes. Confirm the governing text and transition provisions for your system. Catalog review: 15 Sept 2026.
Date reached2 Feb 2025Literacy and initial prohibitions
Date reached2 Aug 2025General-purpose AI and governance provisions
Date reached2 Aug 2026Majority of rules, including transparency
Upcoming2 Dec 2026Additional prohibitions and selected transparency transitions
Upcoming2 Aug 2027Member State regulatory sandboxes
Upcoming2 Dec 2027Annex III high-risk rules
Upcoming2 Aug 2028Annex I product-related high-risk rules