The AI Act looks tidy on paper, but most enforcement work lands on national market surveillance authorities that are already stretched thin. I keep seeing the same gap: large labs have compliance teams, while a hospital buying a triage tool or a school licensing a grading assistant has no idea who to call when something goes wrong. The high-risk deadlines are creeping closer and plenty of SMEs still assume the rules only touch foundation model providers. Has
Who actually enforces the AI Act on the ground?
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