EU AI Act · Technical readiness pilot
Can your AI workflow prove what it knew when it acted?
A free two-week pilot to test event records, late evidence, revised facts, and point-in-time reconstruction.
What the pilot produces
One workflow. Four inspectable outputs.
Map the workflow's inference, evidence, human-oversight, policy-change, and system-change events to an implementable technical record model.
Reproduce what the system knew and was allowed to use at a chosen decision cutoff.
Add a correction or delayed record after the cutoff and verify that it does not leak backward into the earlier result.
Document technical gaps, retained artifacts, integrity proofs, and a practical implementation path your team can review.
Current EU timeline · July 2026
Use the real dates, not artificial urgency.
Article 50 transparency obligations for certain AI-generated or manipulated content begin applying. European Commission enforcement powers for GPAI obligations also enter into application.
Under the current political agreement, rules for systems in specified Annex III high-risk areas are scheduled to apply.
Rules for high-risk AI systems embedded in regulated products are scheduled to apply.
Who should apply
Teams with a real decision trail to test.
For evidence-sensitive AI teams. Use synthetic data and keep your current model, database, and orchestration framework.