Articles and updates about AI governance and European Union AI Act compliance.
EN 18286 asks for AI system requirements that can be verified, and risk requirements come from their controls. How to choose the control, write it in EARS and test it, with a CV screening example.
EN 18286 is the European standard for the quality management system that Article 17 of the AI Act requires from anyone placing a high-risk AI system on the market. It has been cited in the Official Journal since 14 October 2026. Who it applies to, what it asks for and where to start.
A template for identifying your AI system’s risks with your team: each output failure, its causes, its consequences and the controls already in place.
What ISO/IEC 42001 is for and what EN 18286 is for: processes versus product, deployers versus producers, what they share and how they fit together. With the case of an HR company that builds its own AI to run job offers.
What AI assurance is, who asks for it and how it is done: govern, evaluate and prove, so you reach the audit with everything ready.
Why we believe regulation is a compass for AI innovation.
