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Ask Your AI Governance Tool These 7 Questions
EU AI Act Delayed: The Omnibus Deal Closed on 7 May 2026
The EU AI Act has been delayed. On 7 May 2026, the Council and Parliament reached provisional agreement on the Digital Omnibus. High-risk obligations now apply from 2 December 2027 (Annex III) and 2 August 2028 (Annex I). Why this is the last delay you'll get, and what to do about it.
The buyer's checklist for AI governance platforms
What is Shadow AI? Five definitions, one Governance Problem
The 4 Stages of the AI governance maturity model: Where Are You on This Journey?
EU AI Act Omnibus: The Trilogue Failed, What Happens to the August 2026 Deadline?
The AI Act Omnibus trilogue collapsed on 28 April, and the August 2026 deadline stands. The work doesn't change much across scenarios; only the clock does.
Is the EU AI Act Delayed? 2026 Status Check
The 28 April Omnibus trilogue collapsed and the August 2026 EU AI Act deadline still stands legally. Four scenarios, what changes, and what to do this week.
Global standards for AI governance: EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST compared
Colorado, Texas and Illinois all moved. The EU AI Act is live. ISO 42001 is certifiable. Build your stack on the strictest layer once and the rest is mapping, not rebuilding.
AI governance tools in 2026: one category is splitting in two
The AI governance tools category is splitting in two. On one side, compliance automation: templates, form-filling agents, dashboards that turn green. On the other, governance automation: platforms that connect to your stack, verify what is actually deployed, and produce evidence that survives an audit. Both call themselves AI governance platforms. Only one of them will. Six evaluation criteria and a 30-minute vendor stress test.