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12 things you need to know about the EU AI Act

Instructure · · International · AI Governance

A new explainer breaks down the EU AI Act into twelve key points, covering the regulation's core requirements, risk-based classification system, and obligations for companies developing or deploying AI in Europe.

Why this matters: The EU AI Act is the first major binding law to regulate AI by how dangerous it can be. If you build, sell, or use AI in Europe — or sell to European customers — it applies to you. The rules are not uniform. What you owe depends on what your system does and who it affects. High-risk uses, like hiring tools or credit scoring, carry heavy compliance obligations. Getting this wrong is not a paperwork problem. Real people's jobs, loans, and access to services are on the line.

Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy

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