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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2026

AESIA's Specialised Technical Guides To Support Compliance With The European Artificial Intelligence Act (Guides 13 & 14)

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We continue our analysis of the second set of Specialised Technical Guides (Guides 3 to 15) published by the Spanish Artificial Intelligence Supervisory Agency (AESIA) to support compliance...

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We continue our analysis of the second set of Specialised Technical Guides (Guides 3 to 15) published by the Spanish Artificial Intelligence Supervisory Agency (AESIA) to support compliance with the European Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act).

On this occasion we take a look at the key aspects of Guides 13 and 14:

Guide 13: "Post-market monitoring plan"

Guide 13, entitled "Post-market monitoring plan", explains what post-market monitoring systems entail and why they are important in high-risk AI systems. These systems consist of a set of processes and tools that collect data from an AI system and translate them into a series of indicators that reflect how the system is operating, enabling monitoring after the system has been placed on the market. In practice, this allows providers to assess whether an AI system adequately meets the requirements applicable to high-risk systems. These systems operate through subsystems, including indicator capture systems, indicator logging

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