The EU AI Act entered into force
The regulation entered into force twenty days after publication in the Official Journal. Its requirements apply in phases.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
The main application dates for organizations deploying AI in Europe. Every date below links to the European Commission or the regulation itself.
The AI Act applies in phases. Classification and obligations depend on the intended purpose, provider role, deployer role and use context.
The regulation entered into force twenty days after publication in the Official Journal. Its requirements apply in phases.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
The rules on prohibited AI practices and the obligation to support an appropriate level of AI literacy started applying.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
Governance rules and obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models started applying.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
Most remaining provisions become applicable, subject to the specific exceptions and later dates in the implementation timeline.
Under the current Commission timeline, rules for high-risk systems in areas including employment, education and access to essential services apply from this date.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
The current Commission timeline gives high-risk systems embedded in regulated products an extended transition period.
Source: European Commission: AI Act
This timeline is general information, not legal advice. Whether an AI system is high-risk or subject to a specific obligation requires an assessment of its intended purpose and deployment context.