EU AI Act

    EU AI Act evidence, produced by the runtime.

    High-risk obligations apply from 2 August 2026. Nyx turns the technical requirements , logging, traceability, human oversight, data governance, into enforcement that documents itself.

    ArticleRequirementNyx capability
    Art. 9Risk managementContinuous runtime risk events feed the risk register
    Art. 10Data governanceOn-device semantic detection + k-anonymity on prompts and attachments
    Art. 12Record-keeping / automatic loggingHash-chained, tamper-evident ledger
    Art. 14Human oversightHuman-in-the-loop review of automated blocks (also GDPR Art. 22)
    Art. 26Deployer obligationsFleet policy distribution, Ed25519-signed; monitoring of model responses
    Annex IVTechnical documentationExportable evidence packs

    Who must act

    High-risk systems are listed in Annex III, including AI used in employment, creditworthiness and credit scoring, healthcare, essential public and private services, education, and law enforcement. If your organization builds such a system you are a provider; if you put one into use under your authority you are a deployer.

    Both carry obligations. Deployers must follow the provider's instructions, ensure human oversight, monitor operation and retain logs. Nyx is built for exactly these duties, see the mapping above.

    Penalties. Non-compliance can reach up to €35M or 7% of global annual turnover for prohibited practices, and up to €15M or 3% for other violations.
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