Insights on agentic AI, governance, and building production-grade systems for regulated industries.
Article 10 requires bias testing across protected characteristics. GDPR Article 9 restricts the data you need. The tension has no clean fix.
Article 14 does not require that every output is manually reviewed. It requires that meaningful human control exists where risk justifies it.
The EU AI Act is an operational maturity test. For high-risk systems, most obligations are engineering obligations. Compliance is architecture.
The EU AI Act does not primarily demand new policies. It demands evidence that risk is managed in how AI is built, tested, deployed, and monitored.
For UK organisations operating across borders, exposure under the EU AI Act is shaped less by geography and more by where AI systems have effect.
Post-Brexit, the EU AI Act still applies to UK businesses deploying AI in the EU. The extraterritorial reach, and what you need to prepare.