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EU AI Act

The EU AI Act's duties attach to specific uses of AI within a process, not to AI in the abstract. Meeting them means knowing which process an AI system operates inside, who is accountable for its decisions and what evidence exists if that decision is later questioned. IGX360 Insights operationalises those duties directly against the operating model, so agentic AI is deployed where authority and accountability are already defined, not layered on top of a process nobody can fully describe.

12 problems for EU AI Act

We cannot decide where agents should act

  • Agentic use-case selection
  • Process readiness for AI
  • Agent scoping

Debate becomes binary: automate everything or block it. The underlying weakness is the absence of an operating model that defines purpose, authority, constraints, evidence, escalation and revocation for human, agentic and hybrid actors.

Risks, controls, processes and obligations are disconnected

  • Risk-control traceability
  • Obligation mapping
  • Connected assurance

The organisation cannot see which processes create each risk, which controls operate within them or where coverage is absent. The underlying weakness is the absence of traceability from obligation through process, owner, system, control, execution and retained evidence.

EU AI Act duties cannot be operationalised

  • EU AI Act
  • AI governance
  • Regulatory operationalisation

The enterprise cannot consistently connect each AI system to its use, role, risk classification, human oversight, controls and evidence. The underlying weakness is the absence of traceability from obligation through process, owner, system, control, execution and retained evidence.

AI is entering service delivery faster than governance, commercial measures and accountability can adapt

  • AI governance in BPO
  • Commercial accountability
  • Agentic service delivery

Authority, human oversight, evidence, pricing, service measures and responsibility for agent decisions are not defined coherently. The underlying weakness is the absence of a governed end-to-end service model separating global standards from justified variation and linking accountability to business outcomes.