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Estas son las tareas de alto riesgo de la IA que pueden acarrear multas multimillonarias

Las nuevas reglas de inteligencia artificial ponen patas arriba el trabajo de control en las compañías para evitar sanciones

Estas son las tareas de alto riesgo de la IA que pueden acarrear multas multimillonarias

On August 2, 2026, key provisions of the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation took effect. However, the most stringent measures—activities deemed high risk, such as personnel selection, credit scoring, medical diagnosis, or use in critical infrastructure—were postponed until December 2027, and until 2028 for those already integrated into regulated products.

There is no extension for the other clock: since September 11, the Cyber Resilience Regulation obliges reporting vulnerabilities and serious incidents within 24 hours, with full implementation expected in 2027.

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