Scope
Are you in scope: reach and extraterritoriality
Read the chapter →Grigoriy Dobryakov
Course · AI Compliance
AI compliance answers three questions about your AI system: are you in scope and under which regime, what does it require of you, and how do you prove it. This course is about reading the regulatory regime itself with an engineer's eye — not "responsible AI" as a declaration. The core thesis: a product's regulatory class is an input design constraint, not an output check.
The flagship is the EU AI Act: the most structured regime and a de facto global floor, like GDPR. Each chapter walks one product through the regime — from "are we even in scope" to "living with it and expanding to new markets". Near the end, a map of other jurisdictions (US, UK, China) as a broadening of the horizon. The running case is Kompas, a fictional HR-tech SaaS, deliberately high-risk so it touches every node of the law at once.
The course runs down the stages of a product's journey through the regime, top to bottom: from "are you in scope" through classification, obligations and proof to the world beyond the EU. Start with the manifesto.
Are you in scope: reach and extraterritoriality
Read the chapter →Risk class decides everything: high-risk under Annex III
Read the chapter →RMS, data and technical docs — what you can't backfill
Read the chapter →Human oversight, logs and post-release monitoring
Read the chapter →Who's on the hook: provider, deployer and the value chain
Read the chapter →Article 50 transparency: chatbots and content marking
Read the chapter →GPAI: choosing a model is a compliance decision
Read the chapter →Proof: conformity, CE, ISO 42001, penalties
Read the chapter →US and UK: a different kind of regime, hiring specifics
Read the chapter →China and the world: a map of regime divergence
Read the chapter →Compliance as a state, not a project
Read the chapter →A read of your product against the EU AI Act: risk class, role in the value chain, obligations and dossier — as a design constraint on the way in, not a lawyer's check at the end.
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