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EU AI ACT · ARTICLES 12–16, 29, 55

Prove compliance for high-risk AI systems.

The EU AI Act takes effect in August 2026. High-risk AI systems must demonstrate compliance across record keeping, transparency, human oversight, and accuracy. RADAR provides the evidence layer.

Art. 12Record keeping

Every agent session is captured as a structured trace — model used, prompts, completions, tool calls, policy evaluations, and human review actions. Traces are immutable after capture and retained per configurable policy.

Art. 13Transparency

Evidence packs include human-readable explanations of agent decisions, data sources, processing logic, and which controls were applied. Formatted for regulatory submission.

Art. 14Human oversight

Every high-risk action is tracked with escalation path, reviewer identity, decision, and timestamp. SLA violations are captured as findings.

Art. 15Accuracy and robustness

Cost spikes, behavioral loops, unexpected tool access, policy violations, and PII exposure are recorded as findings with severity classification.

Art. 16Provider obligations

Evidence packs provide the documentation layer for conformity assessments with trace records and review trails.

Art. 29Deployer obligations

Deployer compliance reports with evidence collection status, retention policy, monitoring coverage, and oversight summary.

Art. 55Impact assessments

PII exposure across sessions, policy violation patterns, escalation frequency, and remediation history. Structured evidence for fundamental rights impact assessments.

How RADAR helps

  • Automated trace collection for every agent session
  • Evidence packs in JSON, HTML, and PDF
  • Human oversight workflow with SLA tracking
  • Anomaly detection for cost, loops, and tool access
  • Retention controls configurable per regulation
  • Independently verifiable by any auditor

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