GLTA-14
TA-14 AI GOVERNANCE LIBRARY
AI Governance Laws & Authorities
Navigate selected artificial-intelligence laws, regulatory instruments, policy frameworks, and jurisdictional authorities. Each record separates general governance relevance from applicability, evidence, legal status, and TA-14 execution boundaries.
AUTHORITY CONTROL DESK
Find the authority. Test the scope.
A law’s existence does not establish that it applies to a particular entity, system, role, territory, date, or execution. Applicability must be separately determined and preserved.
EAA
European Union
EU AI Act
European Union Artificial Intelligence ActPhased implementation
Authority summary
A risk-based legal framework governing prohibited AI practices, high-risk AI systems, transparency duties, general-purpose AI models, governance, enforcement, and market oversight.
Potential applicability4
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Providers placing AI systems or models on the EU market
02
Deployers using AI systems within the European Union
03
Importers, distributors, product manufacturers, and authorized representatives
04
Certain providers and deployers outside the European Union when system outputs are used within the Union
Governance obligations5
01
Determine the regulated role and system classification
02
Identify prohibited, high-risk, transparency, or general-purpose AI duties
03
Maintain required technical documentation and records
04
Establish risk management, data governance, human oversight, and monitoring controls
05
Support incident reporting, corrective action, and regulatory cooperation
Evidence commonly associated7
01System classification record
02Role and entity determination
03Risk-management file
04Technical documentation
05Validation and testing results
06Human-oversight record
07Post-market monitoring record
T14
TA-14 execution boundary
A classification or conformity record may support a governance determination, but the executing entity must still establish that the exact system, use, authority, evidence, and runtime conditions remain valid.
Consult the official consolidated regulation, implementation dates, delegated acts, standards, guidance, and competent authority materials.
AUTHORITY DETERMINATION SEQUENCE
Law must be translated into governed execution.
A reliable governance route preserves the authority, interpretation, evidence, decision, execution, and resulting outcome rather than relying on a general compliance claim.
Identify the official authority, instrument, version, jurisdiction, and effective date.
Classify the entity, regulated role, system, use, risk level, and territorial connection.
Determine the applicable duty, exemption, threshold, and competent authority.
Collect attributable records demonstrating whether each relevant condition is supported.
Issue a bounded determination without converting uncertainty into a compliance claim.
Bind the determination to ALLOW, HOLD, DENY, or ESCALATE execution conditions.
Preserve the legal source, evidence, reviewer, decision, execution, and outcome record.
Reassess when the law, system, use, role, evidence, or operating condition changes.
LBLegal boundary
LEGAL NAVIGATION BOUNDARY
A library record is not a legal determination.
This workspace organizes selected governance authorities and identifies evidence and execution questions. It does not provide legal advice, establish that a law applies, determine compliance, issue certification, replace a regulator or court, or authorize execution. Official sources, current law, competent counsel, qualified reviewers, and the applicable authority remain controlling.