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How Europe's AI Enforcement Gap Is Already Creating New Risks
The EU AI Act has entered a new phase, but uneven enforcement across member states is creating fresh challenges for organisations. Bridget Convey explores the risks emerging from regulatory inconsistency, gaps in supervisory readiness and growing uncertainty around compliance expectations. The article examines how organisations should approach vendor due diligence, AI governance and cross-border regulatory obligations as enforcement activity accelerates. It also highlights the challenges facing firms operating across both UK and EU jurisdictions, where evolving requirements and supervisory approaches are creating an increasingly complex compliance environment.
Sep 25, 2026
Bridget Convey
Bridget Convey, N/A,
Tags: Regulation and Compliance AI and Technology (including Fintech)
How Europe's AI Enforcement Gap Is Already Creating New Risks
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  • The reality of AI Act enforcement
  • Why regulatory gaps create compliance risks
  • New expectations for AI due diligence
  • Managing third-party AI exposure
  • Navigating UK and EU requirements
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