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August 2, 2026 is the EU AI Act's general applicability date, but the Digital Omnibus moved the high-risk deadlines to 2027 and 2028. What arrives now is the transparency regime, and the inventory question every framework asks first.
Enterprise AI supervision gives Compliance a documented process for identifying activity that needs attention, reviewing it responsibly, and proving what was and was not covered.
An autonomous AI agent can run up your bill overnight. Govern each one with an owner, an approved model scope, a budget with an automatic cutoff, and a kill switch.
Tallin is the runtime control plane for AI use by humans, apps, and agents: every AI actor gets an owner, a model scope, a budget, a policy, an audit trail, and an off switch. Here is why we built it, and how to become a design partner.
A 90-day framework for building an honest AI usage ledger that covers ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini — without forcing employees off the tools they rely on.
An AI policy auditors take seriously isn't a Notion doc — it's a document backed by three specific runtime controls. Here's what each one looks like in practice.
Mid-market OpenAI bills don't grow because employees are reckless — they grow because procurement, attribution, and gateway controls are missing. Here's how to fix each one.
Tallin is the system of record for AI usage across your company: provider telemetry, gateway traffic, billing evidence, identity context, discovery signals, and the gaps you still need to close.
