Map of the AI Act
The whole regulation in one view
Every obligation of the AI Act sits on this ring, grouped by theme. The larger a node, the more hangs off it in actions, evidence and controls. Filter by your role or click an obligation, and it becomes the centre of the map.
Private provider of public services carries 1 of the 18 obligations. The rest stay in a lighter line. Open the map around Private provider of public services
On a small screen the themes are listed below one another rather than on a ring.
Prohibited practices
AI literacy
High risk: scope
High risk: requirements
- Article 10: data and data governance1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 11: technical documentation1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 12: logging and traceability1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 13: transparency towards deployers1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 14: human oversight1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 15: accuracy, robustness and cybersecurity1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 17: quality management system1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
- Article 9: risk management system1 actions · 1 forms of evidenceApplies from 2027-12-02
Conformity and registration
Value chain
GPAI models
GPAI with systemic risk
After market placement
The size of a node follows the number of actions, forms of evidence and controls hanging off it. The ring shows the obligations; everything below them appears once you click one. An open ring means the obligation is in the regulation but only becomes applicable later. The date is stated with the obligation itself.
Read at 27 Jul 2026. What did not yet apply on that date is not shown here. The Digital Omnibus enters into force: the requirements for high-risk systems move back and article 4 takes its current wording.