Category: EU AI Act
The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) is the world’s first comprehensive AI law, applying risk-based obligations to providers and deployers of AI systems — including UK and other non-EU organisations whose systems or outputs reach the EU market. This section covers the Act as it applies in practice: how risk classification works across the prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk and minimal-risk tiers, what obligations attach to each role in the AI value chain, and how to build the documentation, oversight and monitoring arrangements the Act expects. The articles here are written for compliance, legal and risk professionals who need to move beyond summaries of the legislation to defensible implementation — with particular attention to the questions that arise for UK organisations and SMEs caught by the Act’s extraterritorial reach under Article 2. Key compliance dates are staged: prohibitions and AI literacy duties have applied since 2 February 2025, general-purpose AI obligations since 2 August 2025, and the main high-risk framework applies from 2 August 2026.
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How to Prepare ISO 42001 for Certification
Learn how to prepare ISO 42001 with an audit-ready AI management system, defined ownership, evidence-led controls and proportionate risk governance now.
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EU AI Act Guide for Audit-Ready Compliance
An EU AI Act guide for compliance teams: classify systems, assign ownership and build evidence for defensible, audit-ready governance across AI estate.
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How to Evidence AI Compliance for Audit Readiness
Learn how to evidence AI compliance with a controlled record of systems, risks, controls, testing and approvals for EU AI Act and ISO 42001 audit review.
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ISO 42001 Certification Readiness Explained
Prepare for ISO 42001 certification readiness with a practical plan for AI inventory, controls, evidence, internal audit and management review workflows.
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AI Governance Framework Guide for Compliance Teams
This AI governance framework guide sets out the inventory, risk, control and evidence model for EU AI Act and ISO 42001 readiness across organisations.
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Why an EU Hosted AI Governance Platform Matters
An EU hosted AI governance platform keeps AI inventories, risk evidence and reporting within Europe while supporting EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 duties.
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How to Register AI Systems for EU AI Act Compliance
Learn how to register AI systems, establish ownership, classify risk and retain audit-ready evidence for EU AI Act and ISO 42001 compliance workflows.
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AI Governance Software Pricing Explained
AI governance software pricing depends on scope, evidence and implementation. Learn what drives cost and choose a proportionate, audit-ready platform now.
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Regulator Ready AI Documentation That Stands Up
Regulator ready AI documentation turns governance activity into defensible evidence for EU AI Act reviews, ISO 42001 audits, board scrutiny and oversight.
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Board Reporting for AI Risk That Stands Up
Board reporting for AI risk should show directors which AI systems are in use, which legal duties apply, where controls are unproven, and what they must decide.