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AI Agents Under EU Law

This paper provides the first systematic regulatory mapping for AI agent providers under the EU AI Act and related regulations, including GDPR, CRA, DSA, Data Act, etc. It presents a taxonomy of nine agent deployment categories and proposes a twelve-step compliance architecture, concluding that high-risk systems with untraceable behavioral drift cannot currently meet the AI Act's requirements.

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  • AI agents are autonomous systems that plan, invoke tools, and execute multi-step actions with reduced human involvement, deployed across enterprise functions.
  • Providers face simultaneous obligations under the EU AI Act, GDPR, Cyber Resilience Act, Digital Services Act, and other regulations.
  • The paper proposes a nine-category taxonomy and a twelve-step compliance architecture, emphasizing an exhaustive inventory of agent actions and data flows.

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