Context, not scored. These are laws (e.g. the EU AI Act), not promises a lab made — shown as countdowns, never marked "missed".
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EU General-Purpose AI Code of Practice published
The European Commission published the final General-Purpose AI Code of Practice on 2025-07-10. It is a voluntary instrument under the EU AI Act, not a promise a lab made.
in force since 2025-07-10
Source: European Commission ↗ Multi-labgovernance
EU AI Act general-purpose AI obligations begin to apply
Under EU AI Act Article 113, the general-purpose AI model obligations (Chapter V) began to apply on 2025-08-02, 12 months after the Act entered into force.
in force since 2025-08-02
Source: EU AI Act ↗ Multi-labgovernance
EU AI Act obligations apply to GPAI models already on the market
Under EU AI Act Article 111, providers of general-purpose AI models placed on the market before 2025-08-02 must comply with the GPAI obligations by 2027-08-02.
in 362 days
Source: EU AI Act ↗ Multi-labgovernance
EU AI Act high-risk (Annex III) obligations apply
The EU AI Act originally applied Annex III (standalone, use-based) high-risk obligations from 2026-08-02. The Digital Omnibus deal (provisional political agreement, May 2026) defers them to 2027-12-02.
in 484 days
Source: Hogan Lovells ↗ Multi-labgovernance
EU AI Act high-risk (Annex I) obligations apply
The Article 6(1) obligations for high-risk systems that are safety components of products covered by EU product law (Annex I) originally applied from 2027-08-02. The Digital Omnibus deal (provisional agreement, May 2026) defers them to 2028-08-02.
in 728 days
Source: Hogan Lovells ↗ Multi-labgovernance
EU AI Act first Commission evaluation and review
Under EU AI Act Article 112, the Commission must evaluate the need to amend the high-risk list and related provisions by 2028-08-02, then every four years.
in 728 days
Source: EU AI Act ↗ 
