As the new EU AI Act approaches, businesses and organisations must navigate the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence with precision and confidence. At Kyolabs, we provide innovative solutions tailored to ensure your compliance with this landmark legislation. Our expert team offers comprehensive assessments, risk management strategies, and training programmes designed to equip your organisation for the challenges ahead. With our cutting-edge tools and insights, you can embrace AI responsibly, fostering trust and transparency while enhancing operational efficiency. Position yourself at the forefront of innovation with Kyolabs, where compliance meets creativity.

TL,DR

  • The EU AI Act is a comprehensive regulation regarding the usage and operations of Artifical Intelligence in Europe.

  • The Act was adopted in 2024, its implementation spans multiple years. Depending on the AI agent and the status of implementation, companies must comply by latest 2027. See Timeline below.

  • If you use AI of any kind and you service clients in the EU or are based in EU, you have to abide by the regulation. While there is gradual entering into force, AI is a complex topic, therefore we recommend that you assess your risk exposure and look into compliance and remediation if required.

  • There are many things you could do. First, we recommend that you evaluate your obligations and the timeline you need to meet these obligations.
    Second, run an expert assessment of your exposure and develop a roadmap to comply by your relevant deadline.

EU AI Act Timeline

  • 2 February 2025

    Prohibitions on AI systems start to apply

    Art. 113(a)

  • 2 May 2025

    Codes of Practice shall be ready at Commission level

    Art 56 (9)

  • 2 August 2025

    First wave of Applications start to apply:

    National Bodies to be operational

    GPAI models must be compliant

    Member states to define rules re penalties, fines and related processes

  • 2 February 2026

    Deadline for Commission to provide guidelines on practical implementation and monitoring for Art 6 (Classification Rules for High-Risk Systems)

  • 2 August 2026

    AI Act fully in force except for Art 6.1

    National AI Regulatory Sandboxes are operational.

    Regulation applies to High-Risk Operators

  • 2 August 2027

    Regulation for art. 6.1 enters into force

    New GPAI Providers must fully comply

  • 2 August 2028

    EU Commission First Review

  • 1 August 2029

    EU Commission’s power to adopt delegated acts expires

  • 2 August 2030

    High-risk AI systems for public authorities must comply

  • 31 December 2030

    Large-scale IT Systems (launched before 2 August 2027) must comply

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