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EU AI Act · regulatory evidence-readiness

EU AI Act as a source-to-use workspace.

This workspace reads Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 through a regulated life-sciences and health-tech lens: source text, actor role, risk category, AI literacy, transparency, human oversight, technical documentation, post-market learning, and evidence records.

Source basis: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689Use: evidence-readinessBoundary: not legal advice
EU AI Act TRACE ARTICLE 3 DEFINITIARTICLE 4 AI LITARTICLE 5 PROHIBARTICLE 6 AND AN
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EU AI Act

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 is mapped here for regulated life-sciences, health-tech, AI governance, and operational quality work. EU horizontal AI regulation with obligations that depend on role, use context, risk category, and implementation timeline.

Open official legal text is available through EUR-Lex. iFeed does not provide legal advice or determine compliance; it converts source reading into evidence-readiness questions for regulated teams.

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Article 3 definitions

Definitions drive actor, system, risk, and literacy interpretation.

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Article 4 AI literacy

Providers and deployers need literacy measures appropriate to role, context, and people affected.

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High-risk classification

Teams need a documented classification decision rather than a loose label.

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Provider / deployer roles

Obligations depend on role, control, intended use, and deployment context.

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Human oversight

Oversight becomes a planned operating control, not a vague ethical statement.

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Technical documentation

Traceable records connect design, risk, data, testing, and user-facing information.

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Transparency and instructions

Users and deployers need understandable information for responsible use.

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Post-market monitoring

AI system evidence continues after deployment when use, performance, or context changes.

Current source anchors

Primary references stay visible.

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Official legal text

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689

2024-07-12 · Primary source for articles, definitions, annexes, obligations, and application dates.

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Official policy page

European Commission AI Act policy page

Current · Commission implementation context, timeline framing, and policy explanation.

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Official Q&A

AI literacy questions and answers

Current · Commission-facing practical Q&A for Article 4 AI literacy expectations.

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Official service desk

AI Act implementation timeline

Current · Application milestones and phased implementation context for public tracking.

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Foundation route

The workspace can grow without breaking the source trail.

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Structure

The ten subchapters are fixed surfaces for future public assets.

Overview · Source Library · Articles & Clauses · Applicability · Interpretation · Evidence Readiness · AI Governance · Operational Flow · Actors & Services · Updates & Assets

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