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Dear European AI Office and Apply AI Alliance Community,
I am Mohammad Kamruzzaman from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Profession: Apparel Quality Assurance Manager
I would like to share my…

Dear Apply AI Alliance Members,
In my previous two contributions, I explored two architectural interpretations of the TUDOK Operator.
Artificial intelligence governance is approaching a new threshold.
Europe has made substantial progress in defining principles, risk classes, transparency obligations, human oversight and…
In the wake of recent problems caused by agentic AI models getting out of control, and in the light of massive investment in computing infrastructure announced in the US and elsewhere, two…
AI systems fail quietly: the service stays up while the decisions turn wrong. This playbook shows makers and users how to detect, classify and report AI cybersecurity incidents under the EU…
Article 57 of the EU AI Act requires Member States to establish AI regulatory sandboxes where National Competent Authorities oversee AI systems before they reach the market. The challenge is real…
AI System Resilience: A Decision Playbook for Users and Makers
AI systems rarely stop — they keep answering, and the answers quietly stop being right. This 10-page playbook…

Many organisations now allow staff to use ChatGPT, Copilot or similar tools—but would struggle to show who uses them, what information is entered, how outputs are checked and what training…
The AI Act's accountability provisions - human oversight, traceability and logging for high-risk systems, deployer obligations, all quietly assume you can answer one question: was this AI…