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From strategic compass to supervisory reality: The EU AI Act enters its next phase - Mercer | Welcome to brighter
EU AI Act, supervisory authorities, compliance guidance
EU AI Act moves from law-on-paper to active supervision National AI offices are appointed and begin issuing first compliance guidance Focus shifts to implementation, enforcement readiness, and cross-border coordination
Emphasizes procedural maturity and public-good intent; minimizes unresolved tensions around enforcement capacity, resource constraints, and divergent national interpretations.
Responsible stewardship of AI governance
The EU AI Act has entered its enforcement phase with all 27 member states appointing national AI supervisors.
Lack of detail on enforcement timelines for banned practices; No mention of contested provisions (e.g., real-time biometric surveillance exceptions); Absence of civil society or industry feedback on early guidance
Combines official-sounding language ('strategic compass', 'supervisory reality') with institutional branding ('Mercer | Welcome to brighter') to lend authority and optimism. The framing makes the administrative milestone feel like functional readiness, while validation remains limited to appointments and guidance — not enforcement outcomes or systemic coherence.
The EU AI Act has entered its next phase: from strategic compass to supervisory reality.
From strategic compass to supervisory reality: The EU AI Act enters its next phase
Extracted statistics from the source narrative
All EU member states have now designated their AI regulatory bodies