What changed with the May 2026 Article 6(3) guidelines?
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“The Commission's May 2026 draft guidelines tightened the Article 6(3) exception path for AI systems that don't substantially influence high-risk decisions. Several use cases previously assessed as exception-eligible likely classify as high-risk under the new reading.”
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