Library: last editorial review 29 Jul 2026. Check the original source for current status; the automated radar is updated separately.
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Documents, rules and research on AI policy. Filter by theme, scope or source; each reference retains its review date.
The bill published by Congress on 12 Jun 2026: supervisory authorities, sanctions, public-sector AI inventory, AI delegates and AESIA-operated sandboxes. The latest amendment deadline published by Congress is 9 Sep 2026 at 18:00.
AESIA's institutional site, useful for tracking the supervisor's public agenda, lab work, guidance, and future national enforcement role.
The legal basis for Spain's AI supervisory agency, including its supervision, advice, awareness, training, testing, coordination, and inspection functions.
Spain's rider-law amendment to the Workers' Statute, requiring worker representatives to be informed about algorithmic or AI systems affecting work conditions, access, retention, or profiling.
Spain's digital-rights charter, a policy reference for human-centered digitalization and rights language around automated decision-making and AI.
AESIA's 29 May 2026 note links Spain's supervisor to the European AI Office working groups behind the transparency and high-risk draft guidance, a concrete signal of Spain's role in the AI Act implementation layer.
Spain's pre-AI-Act sandbox, created to rehearse compliance for high-risk AI, general-purpose systems, and foundation-model-like systems before full EU enforcement.
The best entry point for Spanish data-protection guidance on AI, including agentic AI, GenAI use, audits, privacy-by-design, and DPIA-adjacent practice.
A 2026 AEPD guide on AI agents, autonomy, environmental interaction, and measures controllers and processors can use to manage data-protection risks.
The operational clock for Spain, read alongside Regulation (EU) 2026/1744: Article 50 transparency applies from 2 Aug 2026, while the main Annex III and Annex I high-risk requirements now apply later.
The legal source text. Read Article 5 for prohibitions, Article 50 for transparency, GPAI provisions, high-risk obligations, sandboxes, and market-surveillance architecture.
The binding amendment to the AI Act: Annex III high-risk requirements move to 2 Dec 2027, product-related Annex I requirements to 2 Aug 2028, with new prohibitions and a limited Article 50 transition.
The Commission's final Article 50 guidance on AI-interaction notices, machine-readable marking, deepfake labels, public-interest synthetic publications, and biometric or emotion-recognition disclosures.
The Commission's optional icon set for certain AI-generated or manipulated content. The icons can support Article 50 disclosure, but using them is not mandatory and does not establish compliance by itself.
The 19 May 2026 draft guidance and practical examples for deciding whether an AI system is high-risk under Article 6, Annex I, or Annex III of the AI Act, with consultation open until 23 June 2026.
The EU's practical compliance instrument for GPAI providers, with Transparency, Copyright, and Safety and Security chapters. Watch it closely: Nuria Oliver chaired the Transparency working group, while the Safety and Security chapter is central for systemic-risk models.