EU Seeks Feedback on AI Act Incident Reporting Guidance
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on new guidance for incident reporting and investigations under the EU AI Act. Companies have until 7 November 2025 to submit their feedback.
What happened?
The European Commission has published draft guidance and a reporting template concerning incident reporting and investigations under the EU AI Act. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback on the guidance until 7 November 2025, with the objective of assisting firms in preparing for the rules set to take effect in August 2026.
Key facts
| Sista datum för synpunkter | 7 november 2025 |
|---|---|
| Ikraftträdande för AI-regler | Augusti 2026 |
Why it matters
By establishing clear procedures for how and when AI incidents must be reported, the EU aims to ensure rapid investigation of serious errors or safety risks. This provides developers and authorities with a clear framework for regulatory compliance before stricter requirements enter into force in 2026.
Who is affected?
The guidelines concern developers and providers of high-risk AI systems operating within the EU, as well as supervisory authorities and legal experts in AI regulation. Swedish companies developing or providing covered AI systems are directly affected.
Impact on the EU
The guidance is a direct component of the implementation of the EU AI Act. It sets the framework for how companies operating in the European market must manage and report incidents to supervisory authorities.
What else you should know
A standardised reporting form has been published as part of the consultation to facilitate corporate compliance. The consultation period remains open until 7 November 2025.
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