Source: Mondaq

The complete compilation consolidates 16 AESIA guidelines designed to support organisational compliance with the European Artificial Intelligence Act and to serve as a structured, end-to-end roadmap for navigating the regulation’s requirements. The guides are grouped into Introductory Guides (1–2), Specialised Technical Guides (3–15) and a Checklist User Manual (16), enabling users to move from a general overview and hypothetical use cases to detailed technical obligations and a final conformity checklist. Specialised topics in Guides 3–15 explicitly cover conformity assessment, quality and risk management, data governance, transparency, human oversight, accuracy, robustness, cybersecurity, logging, post‑market monitoring, incident reporting, and the creation of technical documentation, while Guide 16 sets out a structured methodology in checklist form to assess compliance, identify gaps and design a conformity plan.

These documents were developed within Spain’s AI Regulatory Sandbox and are presented as practical, non‑binding recommendations aligned with the AI Act, subject to the later approval of harmonised standards applicable across EU Member States. AESIA has stated that the guides will be reviewed and updated as European standards evolve and as legislative amendments under the Digital Omnibus Package are adopted. A full English compilation is made available via the article, which was published on 30 June 2026 and credits contributors from Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP; the article also notes the content is a general guide and that specialist advice should be sought for specific circumstances.