Free guides, templates, deep dives and tools — grouped by regulation, newest first.
Answer 7 questions to discover your AI system's risk classification, applicable obligations, and compliance requirements. Takes ~3 minutes.
See what your team actually asks AI to do. Drop a Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini export — analysed in your browser, mapped to the AI Act.
Pick your role and what your AI system does. Get the Art. 50 duties that apply, the disclosure wording and the placement rules — in four languages.
Seven plain questions about your company. Get an orientation across all six regulations — which likely apply, which are worth checking, and where to start.
The eight areas and twenty-five entries of Annex III, with the four Article 6 conditions. Plus the dates after Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 and the answer to the risk-category quiz.
Originally written in Italian
Art. 2(6) exempts systems built solely for research, not people doing research. Anyone writing with a chatbot is a deployer, and Art. 50(4) makes responsibility the way out.
Originally written in Italian
The AI Act never says "data lineage"; it says provenance. What Article 10 and Annex IV, point 2(d), require, and what each of three tool families covers.
Originally written in French
The four high-risk school uses in Annex III point 3, the ban on reading students' emotions, the proctoring boundary, and the dates that changed with the Digital Omnibus.
Chatbot disclosure, AI-content marking, emotion-recognition notices, and deep-fake labels — the four duties applicable since 2 August 2026, and the exceptions that matter.
The ten dimensions of AI-system monitoring, who tracks what, and why monitoring an AI system is not the same as monitoring your staff.
A step-by-step breakdown of every obligation — by risk level, by role, by deadline. Built from the final regulation text.
A free DOCX template covering all nine Annex IV points, with guidance notes, plus a worked example for a CV-screening system.
How to determine if your AI system is high-risk under the eight Annex III categories, with worked examples for each.