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EU AI Act Tracker — GPAI, Enforcement & High-Risk Registry API

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EU AI Act Tracker — GPAI, Enforcement & High-Risk Registry API

EU AI Act Tracker — GPAI, Enforcement & High-Risk Registry API

Monitor EU AI Act developments in one feed — GPAI training-content transparency, AI Office enforcement, and high-risk rules. For compliance and legal teams.

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EU AI Act Tracker

Monitor EU AI Act developments in one feed — GPAI training-content transparency, AI Office enforcement & governance, and the high-risk system rules. Built for compliance, legal and policy teams tracking the Act as it comes into force.

Factual public regulatory data assembled from official EU sources. Not legal advice.

{ "feeds": ["gpai", "enforcement", "high_risk"], "maxResults": 12 }

Weekly cron (0 8 * * 1) keeps a standing watch on the AI Office and the Act's implementation as new guidance and enforcement land. feeds is required — an empty input returns 0 records and charges nothing.

📊 What you get

Clean JSON, one record per tracked item:

  • feed — gpai / enforcement / high_risk
  • source — publishing body (AI Office, EU Commission, AI Act Explorer, …)
  • title — item title (parsed from the live page or feed this run)
  • link — canonical source URL
  • publishedDate — where the source exposes one (best-effort)
  • recordTypelive or roadmap-stub
  • fetched — always true; a source that does not answer 200 is not returned and not charged
  • note — roadmap/context where relevant

Two kinds of record, both collected live on every run:

  1. Live feed items — dated items from the AI Act Explorer post archive (artificialintelligenceact.eu) and the European Commission "Shaping Europe's digital future" RSS feed, filtered to AI.
  2. Canonical source documents — the official EU pages that define each feed (AI Office, GPAI Code of Practice, high-risk guidelines, …), each re-fetched and re-parsed live.

Selected feeds are interleaved, so every feed you request gets a fair share of maxResults.

Pricing (Pay-Per-Event):

  • Actor start: $0.01
  • Per AI Act record: $0.05 — about 20 records per $1

A 12-record weekly watch = $0.01 + (12 × $0.05) = $0.61. Each record is charged immediately before it is delivered, so charges always equal rows. If none of the EU sources answer, the run fails with a status message naming the cause and nothing is charged.

🗓️ What ships today vs. what activates later (high-risk deferred to Dec 2027)

FeedStatus todayActivates
GPAI transparencyLIVE — the AI Office public-summary template + Code of Practice + FAQ, plus dated GPAI coverage from the AI Act Explorer archive
Enforcement & governanceLIVE — AI Office, regulatory-framework and implementation-timeline sources, plus AI items from the Commission's own news feedgrows as decisions publish
High-risk registryLIVE guidance + ROADMAP STUB — tracks the high-risk classification guidelines and dated high-risk analysis today~Dec 2, 2027 — the Article-71 EU central database public surface plugs into a marked integration point when it publishes (deferred from Aug 2 2026 by the EU Digital Omnibus, adopted Jun 2026)

This is stated plainly so you know exactly what the feed delivers now and what switches on when the EU database publishes.

🤖 Use with AI agents

Sample agent prompt:

Pull this week's EU AI Act enforcement and GPAI transparency records and flag anything mentioning systemic-risk models.

Agentic payments (x402): Supports agentic payment via x402 — agents can call this actor with USDC, no API key required.

Part of the Regulatory cluster: FTC Enforcement · Federal Register Rules · Regulatory Enforcement RAG

Agent front doors: Legal MCP · Regulatory Filings MCP


Factual public EU regulatory data. Not legal advice.

EU platform-regulation suite: EU DSA Transparency Database — per-platform content-moderation records.