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Article 19: Automatically generated logs

Praxikon tracks Article 19 (Automatically generated logs) under the EU AI Act, citing the source for every statement.

EU Official:
Title III: High-Risk AI Systems

Article 19 requires providers to keep automatically generated logs of their high-risk AI systems for at least six months, unless other EU or national law provides otherwise.

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Source: EUR-Lex, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. Text reproduced verbatim.

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Frequently asked questions

How long must AI logs be kept under Article 19?+
Article 19 requires providers to keep automatically generated logs of their high-risk AI systems for at least six months, unless other EU or national law provides otherwise.
Who is responsible for keeping AI logs?+
The provider is responsible for keeping the logs to the extent they are under their control. This also applies to any contractual arrangements with deployers.
What documentation does Article 19 of the AI Act require?+
Article 19 of the AI Act requires that relevant documentation is maintained as part of the compliance process. This may include technical documentation, instructions for use, logs or declarations of conformity, depending on the classification of the AI system.

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