This hub collects every analysis, checklist, and tool this publication has produced on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. The operator provisions enter application on 2 August 2026. The articles below are organised by the obligation they address: the Article 26 operator duties, the Article 27 FRIA requirement, the Article 14 human oversight standard, the enforcement architecture, and the documentation floor an operator must hold on file before that date.
Article 26 sets out the ongoing duties of any organisation deploying a high-risk AI system in the European Union from 2 August 2026. These are the foundational articles.
Week-by-week checklist from 24 April to 2 August 2026. The five duties that cannot be delegated, the minimum operator file, the penalty architecture, and the supervisory authority in each major Member State.
A practical breakdown of the Chapter III duties, the human oversight standard, and the documentation an operator must hold on file when the provisions enter application on 2 August.
When an AI agent causes harm, at least three parties may have contributed. A structured reading of how the EU AI Act and Product Liability Directive allocate responsibility across the chain.
A clear reading of AI agent liability under the Revised Product Liability Directive, the EU AI Act, and national case law beginning to shape deployer responsibility.
A practical nine-document framework for AI agent risk management documentation under the EU AI Act: Article 9, Article 12, Article 26, and ISO 42001 in one file.
Article 27 requires public bodies and deployers of creditworthiness or insurance risk systems to complete a FRIA before first deployment. These two articles cover the requirement in full.
Who must comply, what the document must contain, how it relates to the GDPR DPIA obligation, and the seven-element structure mandated by Article 27(1).
Week-by-week checklist from 24 April to 22 July 2026, a neutral template mapped to Art. 27(1)(a)-(g), a DPIA alignment table, and the supervisor notification duty.
Article 14 requires providers to build oversight capabilities into high-risk AI systems and deployers to staff and document them. The articles below address both sides of that obligation.
What Article 14 requires providers to build and deployers to staff. The five functional capabilities, the competence and authority requirements of Article 26(2), and the minimum documentation set.
Article 13 requires high-risk AI systems to be transparent. A guide to what providers must supply and what deployers must pass on to operators further down the deployment chain.
Articles 99 and 101 set out the penalty tiers. The AI Office and national market surveillance authorities will conduct enforcement inquiries from August 2026. These articles map the architecture.
Which authority will conduct deployer enforcement inquiries, how the penalty tiers under Article 99 are calculated, and what triggers a supervisory investigation from August 2026.
EIOPA's August 2025 opinion on AI governance for European insurers, mapped to EU AI Act obligations under Articles 9, 14, 17, and 26 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
Two EU instruments activate within months of each other. This analysis maps how they interact at the article level, including the Article 10 defectiveness presumption triggered by AI Act non-compliance.
Directive 2024/2853 makes AI software a product subject to strict liability. A guide to the rebuttable presumptions, the expanded damage types, and what operators must do before December 2026.
Two tools built for operators working through their Article 27 and general readiness obligations. Free to use, no registration required.
An interactive generator that walks deployers through each of the seven elements required by Article 27(1). Produces a structured FRIA document ready for supervisory submission.
A scored self-assessment across the five core operator duties: human oversight, logging, incident reporting, risk management, and provider instructions. Produces a gap report by obligation.
The full list of compliance tools published by this desk. Updated as new tools are released ahead of the August 2026 deadline.