Practical writing on EU AI Act compliance, AI governance, and behavioural drift. From the Vigilens team.
The EU AI Act's high-risk obligations are live and enforceable. Most AI teams deploying into HR, credit, and customer decisions have months to get compliant — and most don't know where to start. Here's the definitive checklist.
EU AI ActEU AI Act Regulation 2024/1689 applies in phases. Prohibited practices and GPAI obligations are already live. High-risk AI system obligations apply from 2 August 2026. Here is the full timeline and what is already enforceable.
EU AI ActA plain-language guide to understanding the EU AI Act, what Articles 5, 6, and 9 require, how to classify your AI system, and how to check if your company is compliant before the August 2026 deadline.
EU AI ActArticle 9 requires a continuous risk management system, not a static document. Learn exactly what the four components are and where most teams fall short.
EU AI ActThe EU AI Act creates separate regulatory tracks for General-Purpose AI models and high-risk AI systems. Learn the definitions, the obligations each carries, and how a single product can trigger both tracks simultaneously.
EU AI ActThe EU AI Act creates different obligations for providers and deployers of high-risk AI. Most SaaS companies are both. Learn what each role means, where obligations overlap, and how Article 25 reclassifies deployers as providers.
EU AI ActAnnex IV specifies eight sections of technical documentation that high-risk AI providers must prepare and maintain. Learn what each section requires and how to keep documentation current through model changes.
EU AI ActArticle 27 requires certain deployers to conduct a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment before deployment. Learn who must do it, what it covers, and how it differs from a GDPR DPIA.
SMEsThe EU AI Act imposes compliance costs of up to €400,000 per AI system on SMEs. Regulatory red tape is threatening European AI innovation — and Vigilens makes it fast, affordable, and automated.
EngineeringYour code has unit tests. Your infrastructure has Terraform. But your AI governance still runs on Word documents and annual audits. Rules-as-Code changes that — and it changes everything about how compliance works.
EngineeringHow to structure GitHub pull requests, branches, commits, code reviews, and Actions to generate EU AI Act compliance evidence automatically. Covers Articles 9, 12, and 14.
EngineeringHow to structure Confluence spaces and Jira projects to maintain EU AI Act Annex IV technical documentation continuously — with space structure, page templates, label conventions, and the evidence chain.
EngineeringHow to configure MLflow experiment tracking and Datadog monitoring to generate EU AI Act Article 12 logging evidence and Article 72 post-market monitoring records.
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