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EU AI Act Omnibus Is Law: Six Days to Transparency Deadline, Nudifier Apps Banned by December
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Fusion42 · 27 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
The EU AI Act entered full legal force on 27 July 2026 with a staggered enforcement calendar: transparency obligations due in six days (2 August), bans on sexual-content-generation AI by December 2, and full high-risk compliance by December 2027. Standards infrastructure and notified-body capacity remain incomplete, creating a compliance deadline with insufficient regulatory scaffolding in place.
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You have six days to disclose every AI system deployed in the EU, and until December to kill sexual-content generation features or be locked out of 450 million users. The rules are now law, but the conformity-assessment machinery that proves compliance is still being built — which means early movers who document their systems now will have leverage over late entrants who'll face notified-body queues.
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