EUQA by industry
The five controls are the same in every sector, but the AI tools, the client questions and the risk exposure are not. These pages show what AI governance looks like for a specific kind of firm.
Industry pages
- Recruiting and executive search — /for/recruiting
- Marketing, PR and creative agencies — /for/marketing-agencies
- Legal services — /for/legal-services
- Accounting, tax and bookkeeping — /for/accounting-tax-bookkeeping
- Property and real estate services — /for/property-real-estate
- HR, payroll and people services — /for/hr-payroll-people-services
- Insurance brokers and financial advisers — /for/insurance-brokers-financial-advisers
- IT services and managed service providers — /for/it-services-msps
- Engineering, architecture and construction — /for/engineering-architecture-construction
- Education and training providers — /for/education-training-providers
- Healthcare and life sciences SMBs — /for/healthcare-life-sciences-smbs
By AI use
- AI use cases — /for/ai-use
- AI and no-code builders — /for/ai-no-code-builders
- AI agents — /for/ai-agents
- AI automations — /for/ai-automations
Beyond the EU AI Act
The AI Act is an EU-wide framework, but national authorities enforce it alongside existing national rules on employment, equality, data protection and consumer protection. If you operate across several countries, you may need to account for more than the AI Act alone.