EU AI Act essentials

EU AI Act for compliance teams starts with defining the use case, actors, and legal perimeter. Keep the statement short and operational.

Map obligations to concrete controls: transparency, documentation, monitoring, and escalation. Avoid abstract policy text without owners.

Collect evidence while building, not at launch. Version model cards, tests, and decision logs so you can show consistent governance over time.

Run a short pre-release review with legal, product, and security. Confirm incident paths, communication templates, and fallback options.

After deployment, monitor outcomes and update controls when risk changes. Treat compliance as a continuous engineering loop.