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ARTICLE · 20 AUGUST 2025

The AI Act Explained: Risks, Roles, And Compliance Deadlines

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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, a landmark legislative framework in the European Union, is now approaching key implementation milestones.

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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, a landmark legislative framework in the European Union, is now approaching key implementation milestones.

Our TMT team at Ballas Pelecanos Law has prepared a comprehensive guide with all the essential dates and legal obligations to help your organization remain compliant and prepared.

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, a landmark legislative framework in the European Union, is now approaching key implementation milestones. The AI Act adopted a risk-based approach, assigning different levels of risk to various technologies, encompassing both AI systems and AI components in other types of systems. Each risk tier corresponds to different sets of obligations, for different stakeholders (providers, deployers, importers, distributors).

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