Is the EU AI Act all you need to think about when you bring your AI to Poland? The short answer: it is the first layer. Poland adds a second one.
The EU layer
The EU AI Act applies if you place an AI system on the EU market or its output is used in the EU. Where your company is based does not decide it; where your AI is used does.
The Polish layer
Poland’s Act on AI Systems adds the national layer: the supervisory authority (KRiBSI), procedures and sanctions, and tools such as individual opinions on how the rules apply to a specific AI system.
What to do first
- Pin down your role: provider, importer, distributor or deployer
- Get your risk classification, with the reasoning behind it
- Prepare the evidence your client’s lawyers and auditors will ask for
This article is general information, not legal advice.