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Article 5 of the EU AI Act has banned 8 AI practices since 2 February 2025. Our free tool helps you identify in minutes whether your system is affected — and what to do if it is.
On 7 May 2026, the European Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement on the Digital Omnibus package. The AI Act is directly amended: high-risk deadlines postponed, a new Article 5 prohibition added, SME rules eased. Here's what changes in practice.
The EU AI Act draws its sharpest lines around biometric AI — banning real-time facial recognition in public spaces, placing remote biometric identification squarely in high-risk Annex III, and imposing strict obligations on any system that categorises people by physical traits. This guide unpacks every rule.
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