Translating AI regulation (EU AI Act, sector-specific guidance from FDA, OCC, FTC) into concrete controls, documentation, and audit-ready evidence. Increasingly
Regulatory compliance for AI is the obligation-to-operation skill: mapping the EU AI Act, sector rules, and the US state patchwork onto real systems; producing conformity evidence; managing vendor compliance; and keeping pace as enforcement phases land.
Deadline-driven: phased EU AI Act enforcement through 2026–27 plus sector rules guarantee demand for practitioners who convert legal text into engineering checklists.
The EU AI Act leads (prohibitions and GPAI duties live, high-risk obligations phasing in), alongside sector regimes, banking model risk, medical device software, and multiplying US state laws on automated decisions.
The conformity documentation pack: system description, risk assessment, testing evidence, oversight design. It's what auditors request and what most organizations can't yet produce.