Policy & regulation · Aug 10
Bundesnetzagentur Turns Germany’s AI Act Into a Supervisory Map
Germany’s KI-MIG moves AI Act implementation from legal theory to a named authority for oversight, complaints and market surveillance.
- Map German AI Act responsibilities to the Bundesnetzagentur now, including complaints, correspondence and market surveillance requests.
- Do not treat KI-MIG as a new risk framework. It implements Germany’s supervisory setup for the EU AI Act.
- Use the extended high risk enforcement timing to build records and review gates, not to postpone classification work.