The AI Act: Responsibilities of the EU Member States
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The EU AI Act places 88 responsibilities on Member States, including establishing governance systems, creating enforcement mechanisms, and conducting evaluations across defined timelines. Key enforcement activities begin from 2 February 2025, with Member States required to designate notifying and market surveillance authorities by 2 August 2025. These obligations fundamentally reshape how individual EU nations will oversee and enforce compliance with AI systems operating within their jurisdictions.
Why it matters
If you are unsure who is implementing and enforcing the EU AI Act and what the specific time frames are, you might find this post—and our post on the responsibilities of the European Commission (AI Office)—very helpful. The tables below provide you with a comprehensive list of all obligations and tasks that the AI Act places […]