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Past → now. Now is 2026, the corpus’s latest recorded state · 1145 objects · 280 located (1 withheld) · 865 unlocated

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European Union Artificial Intelligence Act

The first comprehensive statutory regime for AI systems, in force from 1 August 2024, structured by risk tier rather than by technology: prohibited practices, high-risk systems carrying…

No recorded place · in force 1 August 2024; high-risk obligations deferred to 2 December 2027 and 2 August 2028

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  • constrained by The difficulty of evaluating machine learning systemsThe high-risk conformity regime requires assessments that the standards to perform them do not yet specify, and the deferral of its deadline followed that gap.
  • governs Machine learning in medical imagingAI systems that are safety components of medical devices fall within the Act's high-risk regime, whose obligations now apply from 2 August 2028 for embedded systems.
  • is supplies of AI standards bodiesThe harmonised standards drafted by CEN-CENELEC JTC 21 are what would give a presumption of conformity under the Act, so the statute depends on the committees for its testability.

865 objects have no place. See why, and how they relate insteada coordinate they do not have would be a claim, not a kindness. The count is corpus-wide; no lens or window changes it.One more object is located but its mark is withheld: the coordinate is declared, not yet verified, and an unverified pin reads as a fact.

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1145 objects · 37 Knowledge Journeys · 852 recorded dated events (3005 BCE2026), 51 imprecisely dated, and 16 declared future targets (a target never moves Now) · 280 located (1 of them withheld pending verification), 865 unlocated

Every claim carries its evidence on the record it belongs to. Record-level revision history is not yet kept, and nothing here is generated or inferred — every figure above is counted from the records themselves. About Atlas →