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How it decides
The AI Act classifies by use. It has prohibited certain practices since 2 February 2025 and adds two more on 2 December 2026 (Article 5); it requires disclosure and marking when AI talks to people or generates content from 2 August 2026 (Article 50); and it keeps its strictest regime for high-risk systems, which arrives on 2 December 2027 or 2 August 2028 depending on the case (Article 113, as amended by Regulation 2026/1744). Your role matters too: whoever places the system on the market under their own name is a provider, and whoever uses it under their own authority is a deployer (Article 3). Personal data brings in the GDPR, which already applies.
No rule obliges you to hire a lawyer to launch an AI product. It is worth it when you are about to sign or document something that is hard to fix later: the contract with your model provider, your customer terms, training on third-party content, or a funding round in which all of this will be requested in writing.
If the test finds neither high risk nor a prohibited practice, it gives you the route to comply on your own: the notice in your interface, the marking your provider offers, training for your team and your GDPR clauses. It only points you to a Virtual Consultation when the verdict calls for it.
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Questions
Yes. Using it in your business makes you a deployer (Article 3(4)), and building it into a product you offer under your own name or brand makes you the provider of that system (Article 3(3)). The model provider answers for its obligations and you for those of your product.
Yes, from 2 August 2026, unless it is obvious to a reasonably well-informed person (Article 50(1)). A clear notice in the interface itself is enough.
The obligations apply from 2 December 2027 for Annex III and from 2 August 2028 for Annex I products. Risk management, data quality and human oversight are settled at the design stage, and the GDPR already applies to any personal data you process.
Green Light decides whether your AI product needs a lawyer before launch. The AI Radar tells you which obligations apply to you and from when. La Consultilla answers whether a dispute you already have needs a lawyer.
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