Frameworks
AI governance frameworks in the European Union
The EU AI Act sets risk-based obligations for AI placed on the EU market or used in the EU, alongside the GDPR's rules on automated decisions.
Law
LawEU AI ActEU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)The EU AI Act sets risk-based rules for AI used in the EU. What it requires of providers and deployers, and the dates as amended by the 2026 Digital Omnibus.LawGDPR Article 22GDPR Article 22 and automated decision-makingGDPR Article 22 limits solely automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. Who it applies to, the exceptions, safeguards and AI duties.
Voluntary framework
Voluntary frameworkGPAI Code of PracticeGeneral-Purpose AI Code of PracticeThe EU GPAI Code of Practice is how model providers show they meet AI Act duties on transparency, copyright and systemic risk. What it covers and who signs.Voluntary frameworkTrustworthy AI and ALTAIEthics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI and the Assessment List (ALTAI)The EU's Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI set seven requirements, and ALTAI turns them into a self-assessment checklist. What they cover and who uses it.
Questions
Which AI governance frameworks are listed for European Union?
This page lists 4 instruments for European Union: EU AI Act, GDPR Article 22, GPAI Code of Practice and Trustworthy AI and ALTAI. Which ones apply to you depends on where you operate, your sector and how you use AI. Each framework page explains what it asks of you.
Does Aicura support the frameworks listed for European Union?
Aicura carries EU AI Act as a framework you can enable for your reviews. Every plan starts with the AI register, the record any framework needs first.
Start with the AI you run.
Every framework begins with knowing which AI systems and agents you have. The AI register is free to start.