Entering the European Union market is no longer just a question of technology or product readiness. EU AI Act establishes a clear principle: if your AI system is placed on the EU market, there must be accountability within EU jurisdiction. This is where the Authorized Representative comes in. But it is important to understand from...

What Non-EU GPAI Providers Must Know If you are a non-EU provider of a General-Purpose AI (GPAI) model, the EU AI Act requires you to appoint an Authorized Representative established in the European Union before placing your model on the EU market — unless a narrow open-source exemption applies. This requirement is a mandatory market...

If your company develops or deploys AI systems in the European Union, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) directly affects your business operations. This is not future regulation – it is already in force and introduces mandatory compliance requirements for all AI providers. The EU AI Act is Now in Effect Since 1...

Introduction Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter: EU AI Act) is the first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence at the EU level. Its aim is to ensure that AI systems used in the EU are developed and applied in a safe, transparent and ethically acceptable manner. For entities established outside the EU wishing...

The European Union, as part of its Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), has introduced significant obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models. One of the key novelties is the obligation to publish a “Sufficiently detailed public summary of the content used for the training of the model”, also known as the “Summary”. This measure aims...