26/08/2026
Is your company subject to the European Union Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act?
From HR and customer service to marketing and internal productivity tools, AI is now embedded in daily operations across most companies. Yet many businesses still haven't answered two fundamental questions: does the EU AI Act apply to the tools we use, and if so, what are we required to do? These questions can no longer be treated as theoretical, particularly given that certain core obligations under the EU AI Act have been enforceable since 2 August 2026.
In the article below, Rita Tamulytė, Partner, and Nedas Cibulskas, Senior Associate at NOEWE, break down the practical criteria companies need to assess: what actually counts as an "AI system," which of the EU AI Act's operator roles your company may fall under and how different risk levels of the AI system shape the obligations that apply.
As enforcement ramps up, businesses that can clearly answer these questions will be better positioned to avoid compliance gaps, assign the right internal ownership and meet the EU AI Act's evolving obligations.
Read the full article here > https://noewe.eu/is-your-company-subject-to-the-european-union-artificial-intelligence-ai-act/
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