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About this paper
Luca Nannini, Adam Leon Smith, Michele Joshua Maggini, Enrico Panai, Sandra Feliciano, Aleksandr Tiulkanov, Elena Maran, James Gealy and 1 more
This research provides a systematic regulatory mapping and a practical compliance architecture for AI agent providers operating under EU law. It integrates the AI Act with parallel EU legislative instruments and addresses agent-specific challenges related to cybersecurity, human oversight, and behavioral drift to offer an actionable compliance roadmap.
Key insights
- An AI agent's regulatory profile is determined by its application domain, external actions, and affected rights, highlighting a classification dilemma for general-purpose agent platforms.
- Compliance requires robust technical controls beyond prompt-level instructions, such as privilege enforcement at the API level for cybersecurity, and external constraints for human oversight to counter evasion risks.
- Untraceable runtime behavioral drift can render high-risk AI systems non-compliant, as providers cannot demonstrate adherence to essential requirements like human oversight, accuracy, or post-market monitoring.
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