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ActScope Guides

The EU AI Act, in plain English.

Practical guides to risk classification, obligations, and the documentation work behind each. Written for engineering and product teams that need to ship without rewriting the regulation.

Action Guide12 min

The 2026 EU AI Act Compliance Checklist: What You Actually Need to Do Before August 2

A practical, week-by-week checklist for getting your company EU AI Act compliant before the August 2, 2026 enforcement deadline. Built for SMEs, not enterprises with €18K compliance budgets.

13 May 2026 · Klaudio Kyjovsky
Comparison12 min

EU AI Act vs GDPR: How They Overlap, Where They Don't, and What This Means for Your Business

GDPR compliance doesn't make you EU AI Act compliant. Here's how the two regulations interact, where they overlap, and the specific gaps you need to close before August 2, 2026.

12 May 2026 · Klaudio Kyjovsky
Deep Dive11 min

Article 6(3) Exemption: When Annex III Doesn't Mean High-Risk

The Article 6(3) exemption is the most misunderstood clause in the EU AI Act. Here's exactly how it works, when it applies, and the trap that catches 80% of companies that try to use it.

11 May 2026 · Klaudio Kyjovsky
Vertical Guide13 min

The EU AI Act for HR Tech: What Recruitment, People Analytics, and Workforce AI Companies Need to Know

If your HR tech product uses AI for hiring, screening, performance, or workforce management, you're almost certainly building a high-risk system under the EU AI Act. Here's exactly what that means and what to do.

10 May 2026 · Klaudio Kyjovsky
Classification10 min

Is My AI System High-Risk Under the EU AI Act? Here's How to Actually Tell

Stop guessing whether your AI is high-risk. This is the same framework regulators use, broken down without the legalese. Eight steps, five minutes.

9 May 2026 · Klaudio Kyjovsky

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