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We classify every development as material, informational or administrative. You only read what calls for action.

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Preview, Issue 01, May 2026
In this issue
  • OSFI E-23, the countdown has begun: in force May 1, 2027, now extended to all models, AI included.
  • EU AI Act, a twist: the high-risk (Annex III) deadline is deferred to 2 December 2027 by the Digital Omnibus on AI; Article 50 transparency obligations stay on the original schedule of 2 August 2026. Why you shouldn't let up.
  • Law 25, art. 12.1, what an "automated decision" really requires, and the most frequent gap.

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