EU AI Act · Omnibus
How does AffixIO help with EU AI Act logging after the AI Omnibus?
The AI Omnibus (July 2026) extended high-risk dates, but tamper-evident logging expectations remain. AffixIO returns signed allow or deny at agent gates and stores Merkle-ready proof-not-log evidence without keeping conversation PII at the verifier by default.
The EU AI Omnibus entered into force in July 2026. High-risk Annex III obligations apply from 2 December 2027 and product-embedded Annex I systems from 2 August 2028. Transparency and logging themes still matter now for teams building agentic systems.
Article 12-style automatic logging needs records that auditors can trust. Application logs alone are easy to dispute. AffixIO appends signed decision digests that can be replayed independently. That supports oversight and post-market monitoring patterns without turning the verifier into a conversation archive.
AffixIO is not a full conformity assessment. It is the decision and evidence layer organisations wire before autonomous actions run.
FAQ
Did the Omnibus remove logging needs?
No. It changed high-risk dates. Tamper-evident decision evidence remains a buyer expectation.
What does AffixIO store?
Decision, policy version, timestamp, and proof reference by default, not full chat transcripts.
Where should buyers start?
Map one high-risk agent action class to a signed gate, then expand.