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ARTICLE · 07 FEBRUARY 2025

Where The EU AI Act Draws A Hard Stop With Banned AI As From NOW!

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AI is moving. Fast. Too fast for some. Too recklessly for others. In finance, it's approving loans and denying mortgages in the blink of an algorithm.

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AI is moving. Fast. Too fast for some. Too recklessly for others. In finance, it's approving loans and denying mortgages in the blink of an algorithm. In gambling, it's personalizing experiences so well it knows your weaknesses better than you do. In healthcare, it's making life-or-death recommendations with zero human oversight.

And for a while, no one stopped to ask: Where do we draw the line? Now, the EU AI Act does exactly that. It came into force in August 2024, regulating activities across the full AI lifecycle to ensure fair and ethical usage, safeguard fundamental rights and create a transparent AI ecosystem. Even thou it will predominately become generally applicable in August 2026, however it is already shaping the AI landscape, as the first tranche of key provisions came into effect from 2nd February 2025. Not with soft suggestions. Not with vague guidelines. But with red lines so sharp they cut through the noise.

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