AI Act in Action Compliance, Oversight, and Enforcement
summary
Panel argues the AI Act faces an enforcement, capacity and clarity crisis: member states still lack market surveillance and oversight authorities, article 6 self-assessment lets providers label high risk, 33 Dutch municipalities plan local stronger rules, and access for independent researchers to industry models and platforms is absent. Concrete fixes proposed are funding NGOs and researchers, building a Europe‑wide evaluator network, using open science infrastructure (FAIR data, trusted repositories, reproducibility) and ending the current AI Act enforcement gap.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00AI Act implementation
- 6:49Enforcing the AI Act
- 11:27Civil society in AI governance
- 17:08AI governance in practice
- 24:55AI regulation gaps
- 32:47Local AI regulation
- 41:58Innovation vs safety values
- 47:59AI compliance ethics
- 56:10Key AI Act provisions
- 1:04:01AI oversight enforcement
- 1:07:34Future outlook
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