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EU AI Act enforcement, in the open

Architecture decisions, benchmark results, and compliance engineering from the ComplyEdge team.

· Analysis EU AI Act Article 85

When anyone can open a case: what a deployer produces on an Article 85 complaint

Detection under the EU AI Act is crowd-initiated: a complaint, a whistleblower report, or a downstream-provider claim can start a case. The question is no longer whether a regulator finds you, it is what you produce when someone opens one. The three channels, correctly scoped, and what a hollow log looks like next to a complete, exportable decision record.

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· Analysis EU AI Act Article 50 Agents

The Cited Decision Standard: EU AI Act runtime enforcement audit trail

From 2 August 2026, Article 50 binds. When an AI agent interacts with a person, the system must disclose what it is and on whose behalf it acts. Here is the obligation, the Commission's guidance on agents, and the Cited Decision Standard for the runtime enforcement audit trail: hash, timestamp, and chain on every decision; article citation when a rule fires; regulator-readable export.

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· Engineering Trust Due Diligence

How we hold ComplyEdge to its own standard

We sell AI Act compliance and we build with AI. The two-minute inspection a technical buyer can run from the public repo: reproducible benchmark, tamper-evident audit chain, and how we govern our own AI-assisted development, without taking our word for anything.

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