When the EU AI Act omnibus made headlines this summer, most organizations heard "delayed" and stopped paying attention. That was a mistake. Only three specific parts of the Act were postponed — everything else, including Article 50 transparency obligations for chatbots, synthetic content, and deepfakes, took effect right on schedule on August 2, 2026.

Join Rencore CEO Matt Einig and Product Manager Tobias as they break down what actually changed, what didn't, and what's coming next:

• What's due December 2, 2026: new marking requirements for existing generative AI systems, plus two new prohibitions on non-consensual intimate imagery and child sexual abuse material take effect.
• What's due December 2, 2027: the high-risk AI regime kicks in for standalone systems — a deadline that feels distant but requires groundwork that can't be done overnight.
• Who's watching: how to determine whether your AI systems fall under national or EU-level regulatory supervision, and why that distinction changes how you prepare.
• Your compliance foundation: why an accurate, owner-attributed inventory of every AI system across your Microsoft 365 and Copilot estate is the prerequisite for meeting every obligation ahead — not a nice-to-have.
• Why timing matters: organizations that start that inventory work now will be in a fundamentally different position than those scrambling to build it under pressure in late 2027.

If you're responsible for AI governance, compliance, or M365/Copilot deployment in a European organization, this session will clarify exactly where you stand — and what to do next.