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# AI Act guides, with sources.

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Blog

Guides that cite the Regulation, the Commission’s guidelines and the Danish supervisory authorities.

### [Copy that cannot ship without proof](https://nordvec.com/blog/copy-that-cannot-ship-without-proof.md)

Published September 7, 2026

Every compliance claim on this site is checked against our own sub-processor register before it can be committed. Here is the mechanism, what it refuses, and what it honestly cannot prove.

### [Article 50 compliance checklist for SMEs: ten steps with the law behind each](https://nordvec.com/blog/article-50-checklist-for-smes.md)

Published August 3, 2026

A working checklist for the EU AI Act's transparency duties: scope, role, triggers, exemptions, notices, marking, evidence. Each step cites its legal basis.

### [What the EU AI Act requires of a company AI policy](https://nordvec.com/blog/does-your-company-need-an-ai-policy.md)

Published August 3, 2026

No law mandates a document called an AI policy. Here is what Articles 4 and 50 of the EU AI Act require, what a policy contains, and why the approved-tools register is the section that does the work.

### [EU AI Act Article 50: what applies from 2 August 2026, and what got a grace period](https://nordvec.com/blog/eu-ai-act-article-50.md)

Published August 3, 2026

The four transparency duties, who bears each one, the exemptions that hold, and the one deadline that moved. With citations to the Regulation, the Commission's final Guidelines and FAQ.

### [Shadow AI is a data-breach risk under the GDPR](https://nordvec.com/blog/shadow-ai-is-a-breach-risk.md)

Published August 3, 2026

The EU's data protection supervisor treats unmanaged AI use as a breach risk. Unapproved tools are unvetted processors, and an approved-tools register is the fix.