Most obligations of the EU AI Act become enforceable on August 2, 2026. If your company uses a chatbot, AI in hiring, or AI scoring of any kind, you have specific legal duties. We tell Nordic SMEs exactly what applies — in plain language, at a fixed price.
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This self-check is indicative, not legal advice. The AI Risk Classification Sprint gives you a definitive, per-system answer in one week.
No hourly billing, no 80-page legal memos. You get an inventory of your AI, what the law requires of each system, and exactly what to do about it.
ComplyNord provides compliance readiness assessment and documentation support, not legal advice. For formal legal opinions we work with partner law firms.
Chatbot and AI-content transparency duties (Article 50) apply from August 2, 2026 — they are not part of any proposed deferral. Fines for SMEs are capped, but they exist.
Large enterprises are already adding AI Act clauses to supplier contracts. Being able to show a readiness audit wins procurement processes — that's revenue, not just risk avoidance.
The proposed Digital Omnibus may shift some high-risk deadlines to 2027. Knowing your exact position means you spend nothing on obligations you don't have — and miss none you do.
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