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The EU (via the European Commission and its AI Office) is implementing and preparing enforcement of the EU AI Act, with substantive and procedural obligations for general-purpose AI model providers taking effect on 2 August 2025 and Commission supervision and enforcement powers starting on 2 August 2026. Recent coverage highlights the Commission’s role in setting governance and secondary legislation, issuing a Code of Practice framework for general-purpose AI models, and overseeing compliance with high-risk use cases such as AI in hiring and candidate screening. The EU also intersects AI compliance with related protections such as the Whistleblowing Directive, which will cover reports of AI Act violations starting August 2026.
Updated 12 September 2026
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Latest developments
2026
2025
European Commission publishes EU AI Act guidelines and code of practice for general-purpose AI models Policy change
- Whistleblowing and the EU AI Act
- Overview of the Code of Practice
- AI Literacy Programs in Europe – Supporting Article 4 of the EU AI Act
- AI as Normal Technology
2024
EU AI Act Implementation Begins with Member State and Commission Responsibilities Taking Effect Policy change
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- European Commission regulated by this company · 1 source