Method & sources
Where every claim on this site comes from.
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Primary sources
All RegShelf content is derived from: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 in its consolidated version as amended by the Digital Omnibus (June 2026); the Commission Guidelines on prohibited practices and on the AI‑system definition (February 2025); the GPAI Guidelines (July 2025); the Article 50 Guidelines and the Code of Practice on marking AI‑generated content (July 2026); and the Commission's official implementation timeline via the AI Act Service Desk. Where harmonised standards are still in draft at CEN‑CENELEC, we say so rather than pretending certainty.
Update policy
When the Commission publishes guidance that affects any document, we revise it, note the change below, and send the updated files to every buyer within their update window. Undated compliance advice is how companies end up preparing for deadlines that no longer exist.
Changelog
Initial release. All content aligned to the Digital Omnibus: high‑risk deadlines corrected to 2 Dec 2027 / 2 Aug 2028, Art. 50 set updated to the final Guidelines and marking Code of Practice, new Art. 5 prohibition (synthetic CSAM/NCII) included in the screening checklist.
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