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The EU AI Act: Key Dates for Compliance (UPDATED)

JD Supra · · International · AI Governance

The EU AI Act is rolling out in phases, with different compliance deadlines applying to different categories of AI systems and obligations. An updated guide outlines the key dates that organizations operating in or selling into the EU need to track.

Why this matters: The EU AI Act is not one deadline — it is a staggered schedule, and missing the right date for your type of AI system is how companies end up non-compliant without realizing it. If you build, deploy, or procure AI that touches European users or markets, the clock is already running on some requirements. The organizations most at risk are those treating this as a future problem. Some obligations are already live.

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

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