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Corpus of 64 EU AI & digital law sources, checked weekly.

EU AI Act
Risk classification, GPAI rules, conformity obligations (CELEX 32024R1689)
Digital Services Act
Platform obligations, content moderation, transparency (CELEX 32022R2065)
Digital Markets Act
Gatekeeper designations, interoperability, self-preferencing (CELEX 32022R1925)
EDPB Guidelines
AI & biometrics, consent, international transfers
EU AI Liability Directive
Draft liability rules for AI system harm
NIS2 Directive
Cybersecurity obligations for essential entities

…and 58 more EU AI, data protection, and digital regulation sources.

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