The AI Act's longer runway is an opportunity to build governance that lasts
THE SO WHAT
The extended EU AI Act timeline is breathing room to industrialize governance instead of scrambling for checkbox compliance. Use it to standardize model inventories, risk tiers, and human-in-the-loop patterns so you’re not rebuilding controls for every new use case.
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