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Manual EU AI Act compliance is unmanageable. This credit scoring pipeline shows how ZenML transforms regulatory requirements into automated workflows—from bias detection and risk assessment to human oversight gates and Annex IV documentation.

Traditional banks face growing pressure to deploy machine learning rapidly while meeting strict regulatory requirements. This blog post explores how modern MLOps practices, like automated data lineage, validation testing, and model observability can help financial institutions bridge the gap. Featuring real-world insights from NatWest and an open-source ZenML pipeline, it offers a practical roadmap for compliant, scalable AI deployment.

Explores how energy companies can leverage ZenML's MLOps framework to meet Ofgem's regulatory requirements for AI systems, ensuring fairness, transparency, accountability, and security while maintaining innovation in the rapidly evolving energy sector.

The EU AI Act, now partially in effect as of February 2025, introduces comprehensive regulations for artificial intelligence systems with significant implications for global AI development. This landmark legislation categorizes AI systems based on risk levels - from prohibited applications to high-risk and limited-risk systems - establishing strict requirements for transparency, accountability, and compliance. The Act imposes substantial penalties for violations, up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover, and provides a clear timeline for implementation through 2027. Organizations must take immediate action to audit their AI systems, implement robust governance infrastructure, and enhance development practices to ensure compliance, with tools like ZenML offering technical solutions for meeting these regulatory requirements.