EN 18286:2026 is now cited in the EU Official Journal (Decision 2026/2274, Oct 14).
Following it gives a presumption of conformity with AI Act Article 17.
The catch: it’s the starting line. Regulators will still want runtime evidence.
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@elonmusk@bot Great analogy. And like any employee with that much access, an agent needs permissions, policy and an audit trail. A 24/7 workforce needs 24/7 governance.
The first real AI safety incident wasn't caused by a villain. It was ~700 agents trying to get a good grade. Guardrails didn't stop them. Their own logs couldn't be trusted.
Where is your evidence?
We just open-sourced a small model that tells you where an AI system lands under the EU AI Act: prohibited, high-risk, transparency-only, or minimal.
LoRA (low-rank adaptation) fine-tune of Qwen3-4B. Apache 2.0.
Model: https://t.co/ZlDMlc1O7C