Civic intelligence prototype
An experiment in explaining, tracking and discussing real legislation. It is not an official parliamentary service, and nothing on it is a vote, a poll or legal advice. Records were verified on 2026-09-23; always check the official page for each law before relying on it.
European Parliament and Council — in force, applying in stages to 2028
EU ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT (REGULATION (EU) 2024/1689), AS AMENDED BY THE DIGITAL OMNIBUS ON AI
It is the first broad AI law of its kind and sets rules that many non-EU providers follow in practice, so the deferrals and the new prohibitions change compliance planning worldwide.
Records of contact, donations, employment, or public advocacy do not by themselves prove improper influence or wrongdoing.
European Commission (AI Office)
Declared meetingProposer and supervisor of general-purpose AI rules
Commissioners and senior officials publish meetings with organisations on the Transparency Register.
EU Transparency RegisterLarge AI model providers
Registered EU interest representativeGeneral-purpose AI model providers
Major technology companies are listed on the Transparency Register and their declared meetings with Commissioners are published.
EU Transparency RegisterEuropean Digital Rights (EDRi) and civil society coalitions
Consultation submissionDigital rights organisations
Submitted positions during the legislative process and on the Digital Omnibus, opposing deferral of high-risk obligations.
Have your say — European Commission consultationsEuropean standardisation bodies (CEN-CENELEC)
Committee evidenceStandards organisations
Working on the harmonised standards that providers need for conformity assessment; their timing is cited as a reason for the deferral.
AI Act implementation timeline, European CommissionIndustry associations and national business federations
Registered EU interest representativeSector representative bodies
Publicly campaigned for a 'stop the clock' mechanism on high-risk obligations, which the Digital Omnibus delivered.
EU Transparency Register
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- Representatives — declared interests of individual members, from the official registers.
- Lobbying organisations — companies, unions and associations on the public record.
- Bill connections — declared money matched to bills currently up for a vote.