Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act)¶
European Parliament and Council. (2024). Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act).
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- Inherited-Substrate Risk
- SBOM mandates were modelled after FDA ingredient-disclosure regimes; sigstore borrows from certificate transparency, itself an inherited-substrate-risk control for the X.509 trust chain; ML weight provenance (model cards, datasheets for datasets) is being formalised in the EU AI Act in language borrowed directly from software-supply-chain regulation.
This sourceEstablishes provenance, technical-documentation, and data-governance obligations for AI systems (notably Art. 10), drawing on supply-chain-style provenance requirements.
- SBOM mandates were modelled after FDA ingredient-disclosure regimes; sigstore borrows from certificate transparency, itself an inherited-substrate-risk control for the X.509 trust chain; ML weight provenance (model cards, datasheets for datasets) is being formalised in the EU AI Act in language borrowed directly from software-supply-chain regulation.
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