Practical compliance guides, implementation playbooks, and analysis for SMEs.
On August 2, 2026, the AI Office begins enforcing GPAI obligations with fines up to €15M or 3% of global turnover. Code of Practice signatories get safe harbour; non-signatories face heightened scrutiny. This is what SMEs deploying GPAI tools must verify before the deadline.
Read more →On April 28, 2026, after 12 hours of talks, Parliament and Council failed to reach agreement on the Digital Omnibus reforms. With trilogue resumed May 13, the August 2 deadline is no longer guaranteed to be delayed. Here is what stalled and what SMEs should do this month.
Read more →Eight months after the August 2025 deadline to designate national authorities, France still has not. Germany has BNetzA and BaFin. Ireland has 15 different regulators. This is the SME guide to who actually enforces the EU AI Act in your country — as of April 2026.
Read more →On March 26, 2026, the European Parliament voted 569-45 to delay high-risk AI obligations to December 2027 and ban AI nudification tools. Trilogue negotiations begin in April. Here is what passed, what comes next, and what SMEs should do.
Read more →The EU AI Act requires every member state to establish an AI regulatory sandbox by August 2026. A new European Parliament report reveals that only 8 of 27 states are on track. Here is what this means for SMEs and how sandboxes actually work.
Read more →A new industry report reveals that 78% of organisations have not taken meaningful steps toward EU AI Act compliance. The gaps are basic: no AI inventory, no compliance owner, no documentation. Here is what the data shows and how to close the gaps.
Read more →The Commission published draft rules on how it will probe GPAI providers like OpenAI and Google. Fines up to 3% of global turnover. What this means for SMEs using these models.
Read more →On March 13, 2026, the EU Council adopted its position on the Digital Omnibus. High-risk AI deadlines may shift to December 2027. Here is what changed, what is still uncertain, and what SMEs should do now.
Read more →The EU AI Act requires impact assessments for high-risk AI systems. Get a practical template covering risk management, fundamental rights, data governance, and human oversight requirements.
Read more →Article 5 prohibited AI practices explained: social scoring, manipulative systems, and limits on biometric surveillance.
Read more →Find out where your company stands under the EU AI Act in 2 minutes.
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