New: EU AI Act Tracker — GPAI, Enforcement & High-Risk Registry in One Feed

What it does

The EU AI Act Tracker monitors the Act as it comes into force and returns everything as one clean JSON feed. It covers three streams: GPAI training-content transparency (the AI Office public-summary template, Code of Practice and FAQ — the obligation has been active since August 2, 2025), AI Office enforcement and governance sources, and high-risk system rules. The high-risk feed currently tracks fallback classification guidance and has a marked integration point for the Article-71 EU central database, deferred to around December 2027 by the EU Digital Omnibus.

Who it's for

Compliance officers, in-house counsel, policy analysts and AI-governance teams who need a standing watch on the AI Office without manually checking scattered EU sources. It also suits builders wiring regulatory awareness into AI agents.

Sample fields / output

• feed — gpai / enforcement / high_risk
• source — publishing body (AI Office, EU Commission, …)
• title and link — item title and canonical source URL
• publishedDate — best-effort where the source exposes one
• recordType — live or roadmap-stub
• fetched and note — source status and roadmap context

Example use cases

• Weekly compliance watch: a Monday-morning cron pulls new GPAI guidance and enforcement items straight into your review queue.
• Legal alerting: pipe the enforcement feed into Slack or email so counsel sees AI Office decisions the week they publish.
• Policy research: build a dated corpus of the Act's implementation for briefings and impact analysis.

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Related actors

• Fed Bank Enforcement Actions
• CFTC Enforcement Actions
• Australia ASIC Enforcement

FAQ

Is this legal advice?

No. It assembles factual public regulatory data from official EU sources. It is a monitoring tool for compliance teams, not a substitute for counsel.

What does it cost?

US$0.10 per AI Act record (pay-per-event) — roughly 10 records per dollar — plus a $0.01 actor start.

Does the high-risk registry work today?

It ships as a roadmap stub tracking classification guidance now; the Article-71 EU central database plugs in when the EU publishes it (~December 2027).