Category: Compliance
AI compliance practices, documentation requirements, risk classification, and audit readiness for organisations
Denmark wants consent for deepfakes
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Why AI-Assisted Attacks Go Through The Side Door
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AMD plans its chip supply further ahead
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An AI Savings Target Is A Promise, Not A Result
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Spotting AI-Generated Scams Is The Wrong Defence
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Copyright and AI: Brussels asks again
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BNP’s Google deal has a data boundary
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EDPB: a fine unless the breach is minor
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The KIDS Act gates AI chatbots
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Denmark wants consent for deepfakes
•
Why AI-Assisted Attacks Go Through The Side Door
•
AMD plans its chip supply further ahead
•
An AI Savings Target Is A Promise, Not A Result
•
Spotting AI-Generated Scams Is The Wrong Defence
•
Copyright and AI: Brussels asks again
•
BNP’s Google deal has a data boundary
•
EDPB: a fine unless the breach is minor
•
The KIDS Act gates AI chatbots
•
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The Dutch DPA's consultation on the right to explanation closes on 26 May 2026. The draft reframes Article 22 GDPR and Article 86 AI Act obligations as a deliverable on demand, not paperwork. Three deployer gaps to close before the final guidance arrives in Q3 2026.
The EDPB has confirmed Europrivacy as both a Data Protection Seal under Article 42(5) and as an Article 46 transfer tool when combined with binding and enforceable commitments. Five concrete updates to make to your procurement file this quarter, with a decision sheet as the operational companion.
A frontier AI model that finds and exploits software vulnerabilities sits inside three legal regimes at once: NIS2, the AI Act and the CRA. For deployers that means three sets of obligations and three sets of audit risk. The fix is a single control map built now.
A new UC Davis measurement study shows AI chatbot data leakage is now the default behaviour of the modern chatbot stack. Names, emails and prompt content leave for third parties before a question is asked. For revenue leaders, this is a supply chain problem.
AI evaluation reports are landing in procurement inboxes from vendors, third parties and government bodies like CAISI. Each type answers a different question. This practitioner filter walks through three evidence types, four reading checks, the AI Act conformity routes and the four triggers that should refresh your evidence.
AI governance divergence stopped being a forward risk this week. The EU softened its AI Act, the United States normalised CAISI pre-release vetting and seven European tech CEOs called for further simplification. Three signals in seven days reset how compliance roadmaps must plan evidence, vendors and timelines.