The EU AI Act Deadline Has Moved: What Boards Must Do Before December 2027
What the Digital Omnibus changed, what already applies, whether it reaches UK and US companies, and five board actions.
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33 briefings on the AI decisions boards are being asked to make now. Each answers one question, with the evidence and the next step.
What the Digital Omnibus changed, what already applies, whether it reaches UK and US companies, and five board actions.
Read the briefingWhy AI projects stall before they deliver value, the six causes that sit with leadership, not technology, and where to start.
Read the briefingWhy hours saved are not a return, and a method a CFO will accept: value levers, baseline, early and outcome measures, owners. Free scorecard.
Read the briefingWhat a Chief AI Officer does, the three ways to fill the role, and when a fractional CAIO is the right answer.
Read the briefingThe four AI risks directors must own, a six-pillar AI governance framework, who is accountable, and the five questions every board should ask.
Read the briefingWhen AI acts rather than advises, who is accountable, and the controls to require before agents go live.
Read the briefingThe questions to put to any AI vendor before you sign, on data, accountability, evidence and exit.
Read the briefingHow to tell whether your business is ready for AI: six readiness domains, the warning signs, a six-level maturity scale and eight board questions.
Read the briefingThe data questions a board should ask before funding AI: ownership, quality, access, classification, lineage and integration.
Read the briefingThe eight AI risks to check in a target, the red flags that should reprice a deal and a 100-day AI integration plan.
Read the briefingWhy AI pilots stall, the six conditions for scale, four phase gates and a 100-day roadmap the board can own.
Read the briefingWhere AI advantage really comes from, the seven ways it changes how a business competes and the questions to ask before a competitor does.
Read the briefingWhat ISO 42001, ISO 27001 and the NIST AI RMF each cover, which can be certified, how they fit the EU AI Act, and which to adopt first.
Read the briefingThe EU AI Act for boards in one place: a plain-English summary, the dated timeline, the four risk tiers and every AIPEX EU AI Act resource.
Read the briefingWhether the EU AI Act reaches UK and US companies, how its extraterritorial scope works and which duties already apply to you.
Read the briefingChatbot disclosure, AI-generated content labelling and deepfakes: what Article 50 requires, who must comply and what is already live.
Read the briefingStaff are already using AI the business has not approved. What shadow AI is, the four risks it creates and the five controls that bring it into view.
Read the briefingWhat an AI policy for employees must cover: ten sections, a traffic-light rule for data, who owns it and what the board should sign off.
Read the briefingCopilot finds whatever staff can already open. Oversharing, labelling and licence value: what the board should check before a wide rollout.
Read the briefingWhat Article 4 now requires after the July 2026 amendment, who needs AI literacy training, and how to show a regulator you have acted.
Read the briefingThe seven responsibilities of a chief AI officer, the rhythm the role runs, the first 90 days and the skills to look for in whoever leads AI.
Read the briefingWhat an AI operating model is, centre of excellence vs hub and spoke, and how to redesign decision rights, roles and work so AI scales.
Read the briefingWhat AI assurance means in UK guidance, the six techniques behind it, where third-party assurance fits and the evidence to have first.
Read the briefingWhat an AI risk register holds, how to run an AI risk assessment, which framework to anchor it to and who on the board owns each risk.
Read the briefingWhat data governance covers, what AI governance adds, where the two overlap and why a board needs both before AI is trusted with decisions.
Read the briefingThe CFO's AI agenda in four jobs: how to fund AI on evidence, control it, use it in finance and report its value to the board.
Read the briefingThere is no UK AI Act. What is in force in 2026, what is only proposed, how the UK differs from the EU and what boards should do now.
Read the briefingThe four-step AI roadmap for boards: check readiness, assess where you stand, plan what to fund and run AI with accountable leadership.
Read the briefingWhy AI pilots fail in finance, sales, customer service, HR, operations and legal, the failure rate data, and what the board should fix first.
Read the briefingWhat an AI target operating model contains, how it differs from today, and how leadership teams design one the board can govern.
Read the briefingCommittee, owners, risk tiers, approval routes and board reporting: how AI governance runs day to day, and where the gaps usually are.
Read the briefingWho owns AI: the board, the executive owner, business owners, data, technology and risk, with a simple RACI.
Read the briefingScore AI use cases on value, feasibility, readiness and risk, and fund a short list the board will back.
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