What it requires, since when, and what it does not require.
Writing
What we write about, and where it lives today.
Audact's written work sits on the reference pages rather than in a post feed: each of them carries the article number or the source behind every line, and each is dated. The four subjects below are the ones we keep current; longer essays land here when they are written.
Subjects
Four subjects, and the page that answers each one.
These are the questions that come back in every discovery call. Rather than restate them in a post that quietly ages, each one has a page that gets corrected when the law or the guidance moves.
- Subject
- What we asked the EU AI Office in our Article 50 consultation submission — where the disclosure rules need sharper edges, and where they need more room.
- Answered on
- Article 50 consultation
- Subject
- Sequencing the EU deadlines: Article 50, the Dutch Telecommunications Act, DORA and the DSA, and which controls cover two of them at once.
- Answered on
- Deadlines
- Subject
- The Dutch layer on top of Article 50: disclosure, consent for outbound voice, and what a Dutch deployment has to satisfy before go-live.
- Answered on
- NL Telecomwet
- Subject
- How the EU AI-compliance category is forming — who is in it, what capabilities separate the entries, and where a thin wrapper runs out.
- Answered on
- Comparisons
The short-form version
Compliance Pulse covers the same ground in a briefing: the enforcement actions worth knowing about, what changed in the law, and one thing you can act on. Put your address on the list and it arrives when it is ready.