"Countdown to the 'Blind Trust Blackout'"
Countdown to the end of "Blind Trust": The EU establishes a "presumption of non-compliance" for AI without human oversight.
Prohibited AI practices and the obligations for general-purpose models under the EU AI Act are EU AI Act subject to penalties. And following the extension of the Digital Omnibus Package, the European regulator has set December 2, 2027, as the deadline for companies to cryptographically demonstrate human intervention in their high-risk synthetic processes. Probabilistic detection tools will not serve as a legal defense.
THE END OF THE TECHNOLOGY BOOM. The market has officially moved past the generative AI hype phase. Major global consulting firms are no longer asking how much AI will save us, but how much it will cost us to comply with the law. On December 2, 2027, the comprehensive regulatory framework for high-risk AI systems will take effect (following the extension of the Digital Omnibus package)—but prohibited practices and obligations for general-purpose models are already subject to penalties today, and corporate C-suite executives no longer have any margin for error.
At the V-PROOF we have analyzed the latest technical guidelines from Brussels. The conclusion is devastating for traditional enterprise software architectures: we are entering the era of the Presumption of Non-Compliance. The burden of proof is reversed.
