Applicable since 2 August 2026

The date has passed. Where do you stand?

The AI Act is no longer a roadmap: national authorities can inspect. Yet only 21% of organisations report mature AI governance. Ten questions to find out which side you are on.

2 Aug 2026
Date of application
21%
Organisations with mature governance
10 questions
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3 minutes
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The delay never comes from refusing to comply

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Nobody knows how much AI is actually running

An assistant switched on by a vendor inside the CRM. Three subscriptions taken out by marketing. A POC pushed to production last year because it worked well. No inventory means no classification, and no classification means no documentation.

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Compliance was treated as a document

A forty-page internal policy gets produced while the system itself logs nothing, does not version its prompts, and cannot say which data produced which answer.

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GDPR and the AI Act are run separately

Two distinct regimes, the same data flows. Handling one without the other guarantees doing the work twice - and doing it badly.

This is not a legal problem

It is an architecture problem. No internal policy will compensate for a system that cannot say why it produced that answer, at that moment.

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A real inventory, not a declared one

We look for traces rather than surveying teams: vendor spend, outbound calls to inference APIs, AI features enabled inside your SaaS. You will always find more than expected.

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Classification by use

The regulation reasons in impact on people, not technology. Every use faces three questions: does it decide about someone, does that person know, can they contest it?

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Traceability you can use

Prompts versioned like code, logging of model, version, retrieved documents and tools called. The test that matters: replaying a case six months later.

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Sovereignty and reversibility

Inference located in the EU, encryption with your own keys, an audit-grade log, and a written switchover plan - not an intention.

Applicable since 2 August 2026

Where do you really stand on the AI Act?

Ten questions about what actually runs in your organisation, not about what your internal policy says. You get a score per axis and the work to launch, in order.

3 minutes · no data required to see your result