Readiness guides, risk explainers, public-surface checks, and agency-friendly AI Act workflows.
AI in recruitment is classified as high-risk under the EU AI Act. Here's what deployers — not just vendors — need to do.
Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited, Minimal — understanding the EU AI Act's risk-based framework and what it means for your AI product.
If you build on top of general-purpose AI models, you have separate compliance obligations. Here's what Article 53 requires.
Up to €35M or 7% of global turnover. Here's the penalty structure and why enforcement will be real.
If your product has a chatbot, AI assistant, or any system that interacts directly with users — you have transparency obligations under Article 50.
A practical, no-nonsense readiness checklist for SaaS founders who use AI features and serve EU customers.
You already comply with GDPR. Here's how the AI Act adds new requirements on top — and where your existing GDPR work gives you a head start.
Enterprise tools charge €50K-200K/year. Here's what compliance actually costs for startups, SMBs, and mid-market companies.
These aren't future regulations — they're active law since February 2025. Here's each prohibited practice explained with real-world examples.
AI in healthcare is high-risk by default. But existing medical device regulations create a unique compliance landscape.