The EU AI Act Changes What a Head of AI Needs to Know
The EU AI Act attaches obligations to architectural decisions that used to be purely technical. A Head of AI needs to know where the lines are.
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The EU AI Act attaches obligations to architectural decisions that used to be purely technical. A Head of AI needs to know where the lines are.
GRC platform Delve generated 494 near-identical SOC 2 reports with pre-written auditor conclusions. The EU AI Act was designed to prevent this.
Open-source static analysis that scans your codebase for AI framework usage and validates risk classifications against the EU AI Act. Snyk for AI.
The barrier to building bespoke legal AI has collapsed. The EU AI Act's obligations have not. Every vibe-coded tool is potentially high-risk.
600 model calls across four frontier LLMs testing XML, Markdown, and JSON delimiters. Format usually does not matter. MiniMax M2.5 is the exception.
The EU AI Act's GPAI chapter creates obligations that flow from foundation model providers to downstream teams. The chain of responsibility matters.
The EU AI Act determines scope by market reach, not incorporation.
An open-source audit logging library for the EU AI Act. What it does, what it deliberately does not, and why that gap matters more than the code.
Article 12 is the most technically demanding obligation in the EU AI Act. Given a decision ID from six months ago, can you reconstruct the full chain?