You drive compliance, not a single AI system.
DPO, legal counsel, CTO or consultant- your role isn't to build or deploy any one system, but to make sure the whole organisation stays compliant, system after system.
The cross-functional challenge
Unlike the GDPR, where a single legal framework applies to any personal data processing, the AI Act imposes different obligations depending on the risk level and role (provider/deployer) of each AI system taken individually. Driving compliance therefore means maintaining a living inventory, not a single checklist.
The regulation has entered into force in stages since February 2025- prohibited practices first, general-purpose AI obligations next, then high-risk systems. Your role includes tracking this timeline for every system under your responsibility, rather than letting an obligation become retroactively urgent.
The levers of AI Act governance
One clear view, system by system
What governance leads ask most
One clear view across all your AI compliance.
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