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The AI You Already Run
EU AI Act Navigator

Most companies didn't build AI — they switched it on inside SAP, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce or Workday. That still creates obligations. Five questions map yours, on the post-Omnibus deadlines most checklists haven't caught up with.

Question 1 of 5

Which embedded AI is live (or about to be) in your stack?

Select everything that's activated or in rollout — not what you own on paper.

Question 2 of 5

What is that AI actually doing?

The Act classifies by use, not by product. Select all that apply — be honest about pilots too.

Question 3 of 5

Have you modified it — or put your name on it?

This is the provider trap: rebrand it, substantially modify it, or repurpose it into high-risk use, and you may inherit provider duties — far heavier than deployer duties.

Question 4 of 5

Are the AI's outputs used in the EU?

"We're not an EU company" is not the exemption people think it is. The Act reaches you the moment output is used in the EU — scoring EU customers, screening EU applicants.

Question 5 of 5

Do the people involved know?

Two duties already apply to essentially everyone: AI literacy for staff (Article 4, in force since Feb 2025) and transparency where people interact with AI (Article 50, from 2 Aug 2026).

Answer at least questions 1–4 to continue.
Your obligation map

Your deadlines — post-Omnibus (adopted 29 June 2026)

What you actually have to do

Notes for your specific stack

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