Three guides.
With sources.

Three topics every AI project in the EU runs into, written down once: the AI Act after the Omnibus, AI literacy, and agents that act.

After the Digital Omnibus: roles, risk classes, the dates drawn to scale, fines, and a checklist for this quarter.

What the duty asks since the Omnibus, who counts as staff, what measures look like per role, and a planner.

Permissions, approval gates, logs, evals, prompt injection, incidents, the AI Act and the works council.

01 · This summer

Four dates
that moved things.

Three of them fell within nine days of each other. The fourth is the next deadline. The guides start from here.

24 July 2026: Omnibus publishedRegulation (EU) 2026/1744 in the Official Journal; in force three days later, on 27 July 2026.1 2
29 July 2026: KI-MIG in forceThe Bundesnetzagentur becomes Germany’s market surveillance authority for AI.3
2 August 2026: Art. 50 appliesTransparency duties for chatbots, generated content and deepfakes; national supervision starts.4 5
2 December 2026: Next deadlineTwo new prohibitions, and marking for generative systems already on the market.6 7

Sources

Not legal advice A summary of the legal situation as of September 2026, not legal advice.

02 · How we write them

01Dated
Every guide carries the month it was written for. Check the date before you rely on it; the law keeps moving.
02Sourced
Each fact links to the regulation, the authority or the law firm we read it in. The small numbers open the source.
03Not legal advice
We turn rules into architecture. Your counsel signs off. Legal review of these guides: to decide

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Add what you found to your void. The brief picks it up, so the first call starts where the guide stopped.