About AIActStack
What we do
AIActStack helps companies that use third-party AI APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others) understand and meet their obligations under the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689). We provide a free compliance scanner, obligation tracking dashboard, documentation templates, and a 57-lesson curriculum covering the full Regulation.
How we verify claims
Every date, fine, deadline, and obligation claim on this site is verified against the official Regulation text published in the Official Journal of the European Union. We cite the specific article and paragraph for each claim, and every citation links back to the primary source.
When the law changes (amendments, delegated acts, corrigenda), we detect the change, update the affected claims, and re-verify every page that references them. No claim on a served page can go stale without being flagged.
Freshness commitment
We monitor EUR-Lex, the European AI Office, and the European Parliament legislative train for changes to the EU AI Act and related instruments. Adopted provisions are re-verified regularly. Pending proposals (such as the Digital Omnibus) are checked more frequently due to their faster-moving legislative status.
What this is not
AIActStack is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Our content tracks what the Regulation text says; interpretation of how it applies to your specific situation is your legal counsel's job. Where the Regulation's language is ambiguous or dependent on implementing guidance that has not yet been finalized, we flag it explicitly.
Primary sources
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — the EU AI Act (Official Journal, 12 July 2024)
- European AI Office — implementation guidance and standards coordination
- Digital Omnibus on AI (COM(2025) 836) — proposed timeline amendments
- European Data Protection Board — GDPR/AI Act intersection guidance
Explore AIActStack
- • Free compliance scanner — 2 minutes, no signup
- • Deployer obligations guide
- • Full curriculum — 57 lessons across 5 modules
- • DPIA template
- • GDPR to AI Act bridge — if you're already GDPR-compliant