The EU AI Act in August 2027 · AI Automation Society

Victor Lausas

Jul 22 • General Discussion 💬

The EU AI Act in August 2027

High‑risk AI systems are clearly defined in Annex III of the AI Act. This includes tools used in areas like legal research, healthcare, HR, and finance. If your AI is used for case law research in law firms or contract analysis in medtech, it’s a high‑risk system by law. AI Act

Under Article 49, providers must register their high‑risk AI systems in a central EU database before they can be used or sold. Meanwhile, deployers who are public bodies or using these systems on behalf of public entities must also ensure they are registered before use. AI Act

Article 26 spells out clear obligations for deployers, including:

Use the system only after it’s been officially registered.
Implement robust human oversight, incident reporting, and monitoring measures.
Maintain logs, perform impact assessments, and up‑skill staff. AI Act

In short: if your organisation uses an unregistered high‑risk AI system, you are breaking the law. Plain and simple.

The game is about to change in Europe, completely. Now you have two years to get ready, but those two years go by fast. And, to point out, after two years it's already too late - you need to prepare in advance.

We're building AI for high-sec sectors in EU. Our solutions are already fully compliant, out of the box. Hear this: there is no competition yet.

This is your cue to be proactive, not reactive. 💰

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