Guidelines for GPAI Models: EU Definitions and Requirements
The Commission sets a computational threshold of 10²³ FLOPs for GPAI models, while models with 10²⁵ FLOPs or higher are classified as systemic risk systems requiring comprehensive risk assessments and notification within two weeks, with providers obligated to maintain documentation, publish training data summaries, and
Whistleblowing and the EU AI Act: Protection Measures for Whistleblowers
The EU Whistleblower Protection Directive provides comprehensive protection for whistleblowers reporting violations of EU law, including the EU AI Act, with employees, contractors and others able to report internally, to authorities or publicly and receiving protection against retaliation.
Enforcement of Chapter V of the EU AI Act: Supervision and Control Powers
From August 2026, the EU Commission will have full control functions over AI providers; GPAI providers are subject to procedural and substantive obligations with a one-year transition period, and various actors—market surveillance authorities, downstream providers, and scientific bodies—can support enforcement.
The EU AI Act: Transparency Obligations under Article 50 – A Practical Guide
Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires providers and users to ensure transparency about AI use and AI-generated content from August 2026 in four situations; the rules apply to all AI systems, not just high-risk systems, and represent one of the greatest compliance challenges for organizations.
Planned Amendments to the EU AI Act
The EU AI Act is being reformed to reduce bureaucracy and ease the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises; most provisions will not be fundamentally changed, but rather their applicability postponed, with compliance obligations to focus more strongly on large enterprises in the future.