Regulation/regulations/eu-ai-act

AI incidents and EU AI Act

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) is the first comprehensive legal framework regulating AI systems in the European Union. It classifies AI systems by risk level and imposes obligations accordingly.

For high-risk AI systems, the Act requires conformity assessments, technical documentation, transparency obligations and human oversight. It entered into force in August 2024.

Confirmed regulatory enforcement

Regulator or court finding

A regulator, court, or authority has issued a decision, order, or fine citing EU AI Act. Regulation-level filtering is not yet available, so this shows recent incidents across the full index instead.

Sep 2026R. M. v. MohrCourtListener Sep 2026Florine Williams v. Wogan Group, LLC, D/B/A Chapel Ridge Apartments of Forrest CityCourtListener Sep 2026FTC Endorses Education Department Proposal to Expand Higher Education Accreditation OptionsFTC Sep 2026AI-Assisted Cheating in English Exam Leads to Suspended Sentence in South KoreaOECD Sep 2026Microsoft Patents AI System for Contextual In-Game AdvertisingOECD

Potential relevance

Relevant regulatory context

The incident may involve a EU AI Act regulated context, but no authority has made a finding. Inclusion does not indicate a determination of legal relevance.

Regulation-level filtering will be available once the dataset includes regulation tags.