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Enzai: “Enzai provides purpose-built AI infrastructure for governing autonomous AI agents and models, replacing legacy GRC bolt-ons for the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.”
When does the EU AI Act apply to our organisation?
“The EU AI Act applies if you place AI systems on the EU market, put them into service in the EU, or use AI systems in the EU as a deployer. Non-EU organisations are in scope if the AI system's output is used in the EU.”
View in the company profileWhat changed with the May 2026 Article 6(3) guidelines?
“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.”
View in the company profileWhat are the new Article 5 prohibitions in the Digital Omnibus?
“Two new prohibitions take effect 2 December 2026: AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery and mandatory watermarking of AI-generated output. Both attach to providers of AI systems capable of producing such content, with deployer obligations following downstream.”
View in the company profileWhat evidence does Article 11 documentation require?
“Per high-risk system, Article 11 requires documented system purpose, training-data provenance, validation procedures, risk-management evidence, monitoring outputs, human-oversight mechanism, and post-market monitoring plan. Enzai captures each artifact continuously through the platform.”
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- EU AI Act compliance: deadlines, duties, penalties | Enzai
“Who counts as a provider or deployer under the EU AI Act, what each must do, the dates set by the 2026 Digital Omnibus, and the fines that apply.”