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The EU AI Act high-risk obligations land August 2, 2026. Colorado SB 205 is already phasing in. Eight more states are drafting. AIGI is the daily intelligence brief that keeps your AI governance program on top of every change — primary sources only, citation chain intact.

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EU AI Act Annex III · Art. 9, Art. 17 9/10

EU AI Act high-risk system obligations take effect August 2 for HR screening tools

Conformity assessments and EU database registration become mandatory for AI used in employment screening on 2026-08-02.

Annex III high-risk classification triggers Art. 9 risk management, Art. 10 data governance, and Art. 17 quality management duties simultaneously.

Deadline

Effective 2026-08-02 — 90 days remaining

Issues for review

Has the AI used in candidate screening been classified against Annex III? Is conformity assessment scoped against current vendor implementation?

FTC Section 5 8/10

FTC issues enforcement guidance on AI-powered pricing algorithms

Staff guidance clarifies that AI pricing tools exhibiting coordinated behavior may constitute unfair methods of competition under Section 5.

Coordination liability can attach absent any explicit agreement between competitors — algorithmic alignment alone may suffice.

Deadline

Effective immediately

Issues for review

Are AI pricing systems audited for coordination-risk indicators? Is there a documented control on parallel pricing convergence?

Colorado SB 205 § 6-1-1701 et seq. 7/10

Colorado AI Act phased compliance window narrows for high-risk deployers

Risk management programs and consumer notice requirements take effect 2026-02-01 for any developer or deployer of high-risk AI systems.

First state law to impose programmatic risk-management duties — sets the template other states (CT, NY, TX) are now drafting against.

Deadline

Phased — first triggers 2026-02-01

Issues for review

Have Colorado-resident consumer touchpoints been mapped? Is the impact assessment documentation aligned with the SB 205 specification?

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The EU AI Act’s Annex III obligations land in 90 days.

On August 2, 2026, every high-risk AI system listed in Annex III — HR screening, credit scoring, healthcare diagnostics, critical infrastructure — must be conformity-assessed, registered in the EU database, and operating under Article 9 risk management.

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