EU AI Act Compliance Is Now an Enterprise Onboarding Problem

Frontier AI platforms are becoming gatekeepers of access to powerful general-purpose AI, requiring them to move beyond one-time customer onboarding toward continuous, risk-based accountability under frameworks such as the EU AI Act. The text argues that platforms must assess customers’ intended uses, differentiate access for higher-impact applications such as automated hiring, monitor misuse and ownership changes after approval, and maintain clear incident escalation processes. It identifies recurring weaknesses in disconnected verification systems, reliance on business registration alone, static risk profiles, uniform screening thresholds, and policy controls that depend on slow engineering cycles. Rather than adding fixed controls for a single law, platforms are urged to build connected, ongoing, and adaptable business-verification and access-governance systems that can respond to evolving EU and U.S. regulations while supporting trust and compliance at scale.

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