I built the EU AI Act tooling I wished existed. Here is what I learned about Article 50I ship software into the EU, and the Article 50 deadline was coming with two options on the shelf. A 200 page regulation, or a consultant quoting five figures to tell me what the regulation says. NeitJun 23 · 4 min readdisclos.hashnode.dev
Two remote MCP servers that answer EU AI Act questions inside Claude and CursorMost EU AI Act tooling is either a PDF or a consultant invoice. We built the other thing: two remote MCP servers that answer EU AI Act questions inside Claude or Cursor, nothing to install. Add the coJun 18 · 2 min readdisclos.hashnode.dev
Your AI vendor already complied. You didn't.Talk to enough SaaS founders and you get the same shrug. EU AI Act? That's OpenAI's headache. You call an API, the model is theirs, so the rules are theirs too. Nice story. It falls apart on 2 August Jun 16 · 6 min readdisclos.hashnode.dev
The EU AI Act deadline calendar: three waves to 2028Until last November, the EU AI Act had one deadline worth memorising: 2 August 2026. Then the AI Omnibus dropped, and that single date stopped being the whole story. The high-risk regime got bumped toJun 11 · 8 min readdisclos.hashnode.dev
When is your SaaS feature actually high-risk under the EU AI Act? The Annex III decision tree.TL;DR. Annex III of the EU AI Act lists 8 high-risk categories. If your AI feature falls into one, you owe a heavy compliance lift (conformity assessment, technical file, human oversight, EU database Jun 2 · 7 min readdisclos.hashnode.dev