Regulation ·
AI Act: The 2026 Compliance Guide for Businesses
Original title, in French: “AI Act : le guide de conformité 2026 pour les entreprises”
- Publication
- Brief IA (France)
- Author
- Tom Levy
- Published on
- 20 October 2026 · read in the page structured data
Summary
This compliance guide details the AI Act obligations for businesses in 2026: mandatory training since February 2025, transparency since August 2026, and Annex III high-risk systems only from December 2027. It draws on several reports with figures: at Oracle, ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex reach 80% adoption in three months without speeding up delivery to customers; at Thomson Reuters, 87% of employees use AI daily; according to Kirsty Roth, 91% of professionals believe their organisation is not getting the full value from AI. EY reports a 60% reduction in token consumption thanks to an AI router, and 98% of 534 decision-makers are reviewing their approach to costs. IBM finds that 92% of companies affected by AI-related breaches had inadequate access controls. PwC notes a lack of clarity over who is responsible for managing AI. Naaia has raised €6 million for its compliance platform.
Summary based on the full text of the article.
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80 %
Adoption rate of ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex at Oracle within three months
Oracle, over three months
« Chez Oracle, ChatGPT Enterprise et Codex ont atteint 80 % d’adoption en trois mois, mais les gains sur le code n’ont pas encore accéléré la livraison aux clients. »
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87 %
Share of Thomson Reuters employees using AI daily
Thomson Reuters, five key areas
« Chez Thomson Reuters, le groupe indique que 87 % des employés utilisent l’IA au quotidien dans cinq domaines clés. »
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91 %
Share of professionals who believe their organisation is not getting the full value from AI
« Selon Kirsty Roth, 91 % des professionnels estiment que leur organisation ne tire pas toute la valeur de l’IA, comme le détaille notre article sur la valeur non atteinte. »
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60 %
Reduction in token consumption thanks to an AI router at EY since April
EY, since April
« EY indique qu’un routeur d’IA a réduit de 60 % sa consommation de jetons depuis avril, et que 98 % des 534 décideurs interrogés dans son enquête EY US AI Pulse revoient leur approche face aux coûts. »
Source: EY US AI Pulse
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98 %
Share of decision-makers surveyed by EY who are reviewing their approach to AI costs
534 decision-makers surveyed, EY US AI Pulse survey
« EY indique qu’un routeur d’IA a réduit de 60 % sa consommation de jetons depuis avril, et que 98 % des 534 décideurs interrogés dans son enquête EY US AI Pulse revoient leur approche face aux coûts. »
Source: EY US AI Pulse
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92 %
Share of companies affected by AI security breaches that had inadequate access controls
602 companies, IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026 with the Ponemon Institute
« Selon IBM, dans le rapport Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026 mené avec le Ponemon Institute auprès de 602 entreprises, 92 % des entreprises touchées par des violations de sécurité IA avaient des contrôles d’accès inadéquats. »
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026
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6 EUR million
Amount raised by Naaia for its AI compliance platform
Naaia, with Ventech
« Naaia a annoncé une levée de 6 millions d’euros avec Ventech pour renforcer sa plateforme de conformité IA. »
Classification
- Country
- France
- Company size
- All sizes
- Industries
- All industries, or industry not specified
- Companies
- Naaia (supplier), Ponemon Institute (study author), EY (deploys AI), PwC (study author), Oracle (deploys AI), Thomson Reuters (deploys AI), OpenAI (supplier), IBM (study author), Ventech (cited)
- Keywords
- AI Act, AI compliance, high risk, GDPR, AI governance, AI training
Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to Brief IA and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.