Article 5
Prohibited AI practices
A prohibition is the only finding in the Act that cannot be planned around: there is no conformity assessment, no documentation package and no mitigation that makes the practice lawful. Each of the ten bans is set out with the threshold that engages it, the carve-outs written into the paragraph itself, and the lawful-but-regulated practice it is most often confused with. Two of the ten are not yet in force, and the document says which.
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- 01The practices that have no compliance route
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That is why it cannot say something the site does not. If you find a disagreement between this PDF and the Regulation, it is a bug and we want to hear about it — tell us and we will correct the source rather than the page.
