The EU AI Act Guide for Top Executives and IT Leaders | Timextender
For top executives and IT leaders navigating the EU AI Act
None of the obligations that matter are about your model: where the data came from, what was done to it, whether it holds up, who touched it. Auditors put those questions to your data foundation, not your governance workflow, which is why compliance risk and a stalled AI pilot are the same problem seen from two desks. Baker Tilly built exactly that kind of foundation, one where every source is connected, catalogued, and documented for analysis and AI. The guide's AR² diagnostic scores yours across eight pillars and turns 'are we ready?' into a 90-day plan you can brief upward.
Report Snapshot
- The post-Omnibus timeline and exactly what moved (and what didn't)
- Why Article 10 makes this a data-governance problem, not a model problem
- The eight-pillar AI-readiness diagnostic, and where most firms actually score
- What a metadata-driven, automation-first, zero-retention foundation looks like in practice
- A 90-day action plan built for the boardroom, not the server room