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  1. AI Act consolidated text, 27 July 2026 · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The ELI identifies this as the consolidated version of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 at 27 July 2026.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  2. Council general-approach text · Version of → Coreper general-approach text

    Official relationship. ST 14954/22 cites ST 14336/22 as the previous document and forwards the general-approach text to Council.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  3. Council General Approach on the AI Act · Version of → Council general-approach text

    Official relationship. ST 15698/22 records the Council outcome for the general-approach text submitted in ST 14954/22.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  4. Council AI Act adoption note · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. ST 9645/1/24 REV 1 is the Council adoption note for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  5. Council AI Act adoption statements · Annex to → Council AI Act adoption note

    Official relationship. ST 9645/24 ADD 1 REV 2 is explicitly the statements addendum to the Council adoption note.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  6. Coreper general-approach text · Revises → Final Council Presidency compromise

    Official relationship. ST 14336/22 records changes against the final Presidency compromise ST 13955/22.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  7. Final Council Presidency compromise · Revises → Fourth Council Presidency compromise

    Official relationship. ST 13955/22 explicitly identifies changes from the fourth compromise ST 13102/22.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  8. First consolidated Council Presidency compromise · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. ST 10069/22 identifies COM(2021) 206 as the Commission proposal and publishes the first consolidated Presidency compromise for the same procedure.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  9. Fourth Council Presidency compromise · Revises → Third Council compromise, part two

    Official relationship. ST 13102/22 explicitly presents changes against the third Presidency compromise completed by ST 12549/22.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  10. German statement on the Council general approach · Annex to → Council general-approach text

    Official relationship. The cover of ST 14954/22 ADD 1 identifies the attached German statement on the general approach.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  11. Second Council Presidency compromise · Revises → First consolidated Council Presidency compromise

    Official relationship. ST 11124/22 calls itself the second Presidency compromise and cites ST 10069/22 as the previous document.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  12. Third Council compromise, part one — initial version · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. ST 12206/22 is a historical Presidency compromise version of the Commission proposal in procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  13. Third Council compromise, part one · Revises → Third Council compromise, part one — initial version

    Official relationship. The Council register returns separate ST 12206 2022 INIT and ST 12206 2022 REV 1 rows and labels Public 12206/1/22 as REV 1; this version edge does not resolve the INIT manifestation conflict.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  14. Third Council compromise, part one · Revises → Second Council Presidency compromise

    Official relationship. ST 12206/1/22 REV 1 introduction paragraph 7 identifies the changes made compared with the second compromise text in ST 11124/22.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  15. Third Council compromise, part two · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. ST 12549/22 completes the third compromise of the proposal under 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  16. Annexes to the AI Act proposal impact assessment · Annex to → AI Act proposal impact assessment

    Official relationship. The Council transmission record identifies the file as the annexes to the impact assessment SWD(2021) 84 final. Correction on 8 September 2026: direct inspection establishes ST 8115/21 ADD 2 as Part 1/2 (main assessment), and ADD 3 as Part 2/2 (annexes). The earlier ADD 2 identification above is superseded; historical review credits and timestamps are retained, not recertified. ADD 3 PDF pp.1-3 identifies the annex component.

    Evidence source: European Commission / Council of the European Union

  17. AI Act proposal impact assessment · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex identifies SWD(2021) 84 final as the impact assessment accompanying COM(2021) 206 final under procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  18. Executive summary of the AI Act proposal impact assessment · Part of → AI Act proposal impact assessment

    Official relationship. The official title describes SWD(2021) 85 final as the executive summary of the impact assessment, and it cross-references SWD(2021) 84 final.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  19. Executive summary of the AI Act proposal impact assessment · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex identifies SWD(2021) 85 final as the executive summary accompanying COM(2021) 206 final under procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  20. AI Act legislative-act text · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. PE-CONS 24/24 is the formal legislative-act text for the regulation later published as Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  21. AI Act signed legislative-act text · Revises → AI Act legislative-act text

    Official relationship. The Council register labels the 13 June 2024 text PE-CONS 24/1/24 REV 1, revising PE-CONS 24/24.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  22. AI Act signed legislative-act text · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. PE-CONS 24/1/24 REV 1 is the dated signed legislative-act version preceding the Official Journal manifestation of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  23. AI Act proceedings implementing regulation · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The implementing regulation sets procedures for Commission action under the AI Act.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  24. Annexes 1 to 9 to the AI Act proposal · Annex to → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The official PDF identifies Annexes 1 to 9 as annexes to COM(2021) 206 final.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  25. Artificial Intelligence Act proposal · Based on → White Paper on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. The explanatory memorandum to COM(2021) 206 identifies the 2020 White Paper and its consultation as the basis for the regulatory approach.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  26. Artificial Intelligence Act proposal · Adopted as → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The EUR-Lex procedure record identifies Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as the act adopted from COM(2021) 206 final under 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  27. AI Act provisional agreement text · Version of → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. ST 5662/24 publishes the final compromise of the proposal under 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  28. Regulatory Scrutiny Board opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The official SEC opinion identifies COM(2021) 206 and its supporting impact-assessment documents.

    Evidence source: European Commission / Publications Office of the European Union

  29. AI Board assessment of the GPAI Code · Endorses → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The AI Board assessment finds the code adequate under the AI Act process.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  30. AI Board assessment of the Transparency Code · Endorses → AI-generated-content transparency code

    Official relationship. The AI Board issued a separate adequacy assessment of the code.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  31. Artificial Intelligence for Europe · Precedes → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Analytical relationship. The coordination communication follows the 2018 Commission AI initiative within this selected chronological pathway.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  32. AI Continent Action Plan annex · Annex to → AI Continent Action Plan

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex publishes the file as the annex to COM(2025) 165 final.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  33. Council Digital Omnibus adoption statements · Annex to → Council Digital Omnibus adoption note

    Official relationship. ADD 1 is formally attached to ST 10752/26.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  34. Greek statement on Digital Omnibus adoption · Annex to → Council Digital Omnibus adoption note

    Official relationship. ADD 2 is formally attached to ST 10752/26.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  35. Committee of the Regions opinion on digital simplification · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. The opinion concerns the Digital Omnibus proposal.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  36. Council Digital Omnibus adoption note · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. ST 10752/26 is the Council I/A item note recommending approval of Parliament's first-reading position in procedure 2025/0359(COD); paragraphs 6–8 describe the contemplated adoption and publication conditionally.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  37. ECB opinion CON/2026/10 · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. The opinion concerns COM(2025) 836 final.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  38. EDPB–EDPS Joint Opinion 1/2026 · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. Joint Opinion 1/2026 concerns COM(2025) 836 final.

    Evidence source: European Data Protection Board and European Data Protection Supervisor

  39. EESC opinion on the Digital Omnibus · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. The opinion concerns procedure 2025/0359(COD).

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  40. Parliament first-reading position on the Digital Omnibus · Revises → Parliament amendments to the Digital Omnibus

    Official relationship. The June first-reading position follows Parliament's March amendments in the same procedure.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  41. European Parliament Digital Omnibus report · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. A10-0073/2026 is the Parliament committee report for 2025/0359(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  42. Signed Digital Omnibus legislative-act text · Revises → Digital Omnibus legislative-act text

    Official relationship. PE-CONS 30/1/26 REV 1 is the revised signed text.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  43. Digital Omnibus AI proposal · Adopted as → Digital Omnibus Regulation

    Official relationship. Procedure 2025/0359(COD) culminated in Regulation (EU) 2026/1744.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  44. Digital Omnibus Regulation · Amends → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 expressly amends Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  45. Digital Omnibus staff working document · Procedural step for → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. SWD(2025) 836 accompanies COM(2025) 836 final.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  46. Draft amendment to the high-risk AI standardisation request · Related to → Updated AI standardisation request

    Official relationship. The notification cover and draft Article 1 explicitly identify C(2025)3871 as the proposed amendment's target. This records the stated connection only: the draft does not establish an operative amendment, replacement or supersession.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  47. AI system definition guidelines · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The guidelines expressly interpret the AI-system definition in Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  48. Assessment List for Trustworthy AI (ALTAI) · Based on → Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

    Official relationship. The Commission page states that ALTAI translates the Ethics Guidelines' key requirements into a self-assessment checklist.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  49. Apply AI Strategy annexes · Annex to → Apply AI Strategy

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex publishes the files as annexes to COM(2025) 723 final.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  50. Building Trust in Human-Centric Artificial Intelligence · Based on → Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

    Official relationship. COM(2019) 168 launches the piloting phase for the ethical guidance prepared by the High-Level Expert Group on AI.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  51. Skills empower workers in the AI revolution · Related to → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.5, Policy background / Raising the bar for trustworthy artificial intelligence. The brief discusses the adopted AI Act as policy context for AI uptake and skills. This records that discussion, not a legal implementing instrument, a compliance assessment, or validation of each summary statement.

    Evidence source: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training

  52. Skills empower workers in the AI revolution · Related to → Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.5, Policy background / Raising the bar for trustworthy artificial intelligence, paragraph linking digital infrastructure and skills goals to the digital education action plan. This is an explicit policy-context reference, not evidence that the brief is a mandated deliverable under the plan.

    Evidence source: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training

  53. Commission opinion on the GPAI Code · Endorses → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission opinion assesses the final code as adequate for the relevant AI Act obligations.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  54. Commission opinion on the Transparency Code · Endorses → AI-generated-content transparency code

    Official relationship. The Commission opinion assesses the code as adequate for demonstrating compliance with relevant Article 50 obligations.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  55. Automated decision-making: consumer protection and free movement · Related to → Building Trust in Human-Centric Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.1, introductory citation to COM(2019)0168 of 8 April 2019. This identifies the Building Trust in Human-Centric Artificial Intelligence communication as an explicitly referenced document, not as the same text or a binding legal basis.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  56. Automated decision-making: consumer protection and free movement · Related to → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.1, introductory citation to COM(2018)0795 of 7 December 2018. The resolution cites the Commission communication on the Coordinated Plan; no implementing or amending relationship is asserted.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  57. Automated decision-making: consumer protection and free movement · Related to → Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.1, introductory citation naming Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI, published on 8 April 2019. This records an explicit reference to the guidelines, not incorporation as binding requirements; the assessment list mentioned alongside them is not treated as a separate version here.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  58. Automated decision-making: consumer protection and free movement · Related to → A comprehensive European industrial policy on AI and robotics

    Official relationship. Locator: PDF p.1, first introductory citation and footnote 1 (P8_TA(2019)0081). The 2020 resolution explicitly cites the 2019 industrial-policy resolution. Citation does not establish that one document implements or supersedes the other.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  59. 2018 Coordinated Plan annex · Annex to → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. The EUR-Lex text labels the coordinated plan as the annex to COM(2018) 795 final.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  60. 2021 review of the Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence · Annex to → Fostering a European approach to Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. The official PDF identifies the 2021 Coordinated Plan review as the annex to COM(2021) 205 final.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  61. 2021 review of the Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence · Revises → 2018 Coordinated Plan annex

    Official relationship. The annex is explicitly titled the 2021 review of the Coordinated Plan first adopted in 2018.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex

  62. European Committee of the Regions opinion on the AI Act · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex links the revised Committee of the Regions opinion to procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Committee of the Regions / EUR-Lex

  63. Council coordinated AI plan: COREPER note and draft conclusions · Related to → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. Locator: cover note paragraphs 1-5 and annex paragraph 1. The note records examination of the Commission communication and transmits draft conclusions on the 2018 coordinated plan. This links the procedural response to its subject; it does not treat the draft as an adopted final instrument or resolve its unknown publication date.

    Evidence source: Council of the European Union

  64. Draft high-risk classification guidelines — General principles · Part of → Draft high-risk classification guidelines — Complete consultation work

    Official relationship. The Commission library expressly publishes this download as one separately supplied section of the complete consultation work. The parent is the real jointly published draft-guidelines work, not the prospective numbered Commission communication shown only as a placeholder on the section covers.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  65. Draft Annex I high-risk classification guidelines · Part of → Draft high-risk classification guidelines — Complete consultation work

    Official relationship. The Commission library expressly publishes this download as one separately supplied section of the complete consultation work. The parent is the real jointly published draft-guidelines work, not the prospective numbered Commission communication shown only as a placeholder on the section covers.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  66. Draft Annex III high-risk classification guidelines · Part of → Draft high-risk classification guidelines — Complete consultation work

    Official relationship. The Commission library expressly publishes this download as one separately supplied section of the complete consultation work. The parent is the real jointly published draft-guidelines work, not the prospective numbered Commission communication shown only as a placeholder on the section covers.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  67. EASA Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper Issue 2: Guidance for Level 1 & 2 machine-learning applications · Implements → EASA Artificial Intelligence Roadmap 2.0: A human-centric approach to AI in aviation

    Official relationship. Final concept paper, printed pp.4-6, identifies itself as a deliverable under Roadmap 2.0.

    Evidence source: European Union Aviation Safety Agency

  68. EASA Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper Issue 2: Guidance for Level 1 & 2 machine-learning applications · Revises → EASA Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper: Guidance for Level 1 & 2 machine learning applications — Proposed Issue 02

    Official relationship. Published Issue 02 follows the public consultation on Proposed Issue 02. Final release acknowledges that consultation; exact issue identity is corroborated by both document headers.

    Evidence source: European Union Aviation Safety Agency

  69. EASA Artificial Intelligence Concept Paper: Guidance for Level 1 & 2 machine learning applications — Proposed Issue 02 · Implements → EASA Artificial Intelligence Roadmap 1.0: A human-centric approach to AI in aviation

    Official relationship. Proposed concept paper, printed p.4 Foreword, expressly implements the first two Phase I milestones of Roadmap 1.0.

    Evidence source: European Union Aviation Safety Agency

  70. EASA Artificial Intelligence Roadmap 2.0: A human-centric approach to AI in aviation · Revises → EASA Artificial Intelligence Roadmap 1.0: A human-centric approach to AI in aviation

    Official relationship. Roadmap 2.0 p.5 explicitly updates the earlier Roadmap 1.0; p.34 reference [1] identifies it.

    Evidence source: European Union Aviation Safety Agency

  71. EBA Discussion Paper on machine learning for IRB models · Based on → EBA Report on Big Data and Advanced Analytics

    Official relationship. Discussion paper p.7 Introduction explicitly builds on the 13 January 2020 BD&AA report and its ML framing.

    Evidence source: European Banking Authority

  72. Machine Learning for IRB Models: Follow-up report from the consultation on the Discussion Paper on machine learning for IRB models · Based on → EBA Discussion Paper on machine learning for IRB models

    Official relationship. Follow-up report pp.3-5 summarises consultation on the 11 November 2021 discussion paper and retains/refines its recommendations.

    Evidence source: European Banking Authority

  73. ECB opinion CON/2021/40 on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. EUR-Lex links CON/2021/40 to procedure 2021/0106(COD) and identifies the proposal addressed.

    Evidence source: European Central Bank / EUR-Lex

  74. ECB technical working document for CON/2026/10 · Annex to → ECB opinion CON/2026/10

    Analytical relationship. The annex_to type analytically models the TWD as a separate companion to CON/2026/10; the official heading and footnote establish the connection but do not say the five-page file is literally annexed inside the authentic OJ opinion.

    Evidence source: European Central Bank / Publications Office of the European Union

  75. EDPB–EDPS Joint Opinion 5/2021 · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The official joint opinion title identifies the AI Act proposal as its subject.

    Evidence source: European Data Protection Board and European Data Protection Supervisor

  76. Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027 · Related to → Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

    Official relationship. Locator: section 4.1, action 6, printed p.12 (PDF p.13), footnote 21. The planned educational guidance on AI and data use is stated to build on the Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI. The relationship is limited to that action; the whole action plan is not a version of the guidelines or an implementation of the later AI Act.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  77. EESC opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The official opinion identifies COM(2021) 206 final and procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Economic and Social Committee / EUR-Lex

  78. EESC opinion on the 2021 coordinated plan · Based on → Fostering a European approach to Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. The official EESC opinion identifies COM(2021) 205 final as the communication on which it comments.

    Evidence source: European Economic and Social Committee / EUR-Lex

  79. Reflection paper on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the medicinal product lifecycle · Revises → Draft reflection paper on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the medicinal product lifecycle

    Official relationship. EMA guideline page separates adopted Current version and 2023 consultation draft under Document history, sharing reference EMA/CHMP/CVMP/83833/2023.

    Evidence source: European Medicines Agency

  80. Parliament amendments on the AI Act, June 2023 · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The adopted text explicitly identifies COM(2021) 206 and procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  81. Parliament first-reading position on the AI Act · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The legislative resolution is Parliament's first-reading position in 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  82. Parliament first-reading position on the AI Act · Revises → Parliament amendments on the AI Act, June 2023

    Official relationship. Parliament's first-reading text states that it replaces the amendments adopted on 14 June 2023.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  83. Joint IMCO-LIBE report on the AI Act · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. A9-0188/2023 identifies COM(2021) 206 and procedure 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  84. Joint IMCO-LIBE report on the AI Act · Revises → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure chronology records A9-0188/2023 as the adopted committee report following PE731.563.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  85. AI Act committee amendments 310 - 538 - (PE732.802) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 310 - 538 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  86. AI Act committee amendments 539 - 773 - (PE732.836) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 539 - 773 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  87. AI Act committee amendments 774 - 1189 - (PE732.837) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 774 - 1189 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  88. AI Act committee amendments 1190 - 1580 - (PE732.838) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 1190 - 1580 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  89. AI Act committee amendments 1581 - 2005 - (PE732.839) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 1581 - 2005 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  90. AI Act committee amendments 2006 - 2355 - (PE732.840) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 2006 - 2355 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  91. AI Act committee amendments 2356 - 2726 - (PE732.841) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 2356 - 2726 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  92. AI Act committee amendments 2727 - 3019 - (PE732.843) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 2727 - 3019 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  93. AI Act committee amendments 3020 - 3312 - (PE732.844) · Procedural step for → Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act

    Official relationship. The cover identifies amendments 3020 - 3312 - to draft report PE731.563v01-00; API foresees_change_of points to CJ40-PR-731563. This relationship records the proposed procedural step, not an enacted amendment or adoption.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  94. CULT opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE719.637 as CULT's opinion for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  95. Joint IMCO-LIBE draft report on the AI Act · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE731.563 as the joint draft report for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  96. ENVI opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE699.056 as ENVI's opinion for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  97. ITRE opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE719.801 as ITRE's opinion for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  98. JURI opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE719.827 as JURI's opinion for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  99. TRAN opinion on the AI Act proposal · Procedural step for → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Official relationship. The Parliament procedure file lists PE730.085 as TRAN's opinion for 2021/0106(COD).

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  100. Committee report on AI in education, culture and audiovisual media · Procedural step for → AI in education, culture and the audiovisual sector

    Official relationship. The official report page separately lists this committee report under Texts tabled and the linked plenary resolution under Texts adopted. This does not assert identical text.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  101. Committee report on intellectual property rights and AI · Procedural step for → Intellectual property rights and AI technologies

    Official relationship. The official report page separately lists this committee report under Texts tabled and the linked plenary resolution under Texts adopted. This does not assert identical text.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  102. Omnibus: committee amendments 25–170 · Based on → Omnibus: IMCO/LIBE draft report

    Official relationship. English Word cover, dated 14.2.2026: amendments 25-170, draft report PE782.530v01-00 and procedure 2025/0359(COD). The cover explicitly identifies PE782.530v01-00 as the draft report being amended.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  103. Omnibus: committee amendments 171–317 · Based on → Omnibus: IMCO/LIBE draft report

    Official relationship. English Word cover, dated 14.2.2026: amendments 171-317, draft report PE782.530v01-00 and procedure 2025/0359(COD). The cover explicitly identifies PE782.530v01-00 as the draft report being amended.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  104. Omnibus: committee amendments 318–450 · Based on → Omnibus: IMCO/LIBE draft report

    Official relationship. English Word cover, dated 14.2.2026: amendments 318-450, draft report PE782.530v01-00 and procedure 2025/0359(COD). The cover explicitly identifies PE782.530v01-00 as the draft report being amended.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  105. Omnibus: IMCO/LIBE draft report · Based on → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. English Word cover: DRAFT REPORT, 5.2.2026, IMCO/LIBE, rapporteurs Arba Kokalari and Michael McNamara; amendments 1-24 and explanatory statement. The cover/subject or Legislative proposal section explicitly cites COM(2025)0836.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  106. TRAN opinion on the Digital Omnibus · Based on → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. English Word letter dated 18.3.2026; opening paragraph states TRAN adopted the opinion at its meeting of 18 March 2026. The cover/subject or Legislative proposal section explicitly cites COM(2025)0836.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  107. Digital Omnibus on AI: EPRS briefing · Based on → Digital Omnibus AI proposal

    Official relationship. PDF p.1: EPRS, Author Maria Niestadt, PE782.651 – June 2026; current Think Tank card: Briefing 16-06-2026. The cover/subject or Legislative proposal section explicitly cites COM(2025)0836.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  108. Article 50 transparency guidelines · Annex to → Approval communication for Article 50 guidelines

    Official relationship. The exact 131215 cover identifies the guidelines as the annex to the C(2026) 5054 communication approving their content.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  109. Article 50 transparency guidelines · Revises → Draft Article 50 transparency guidelines

    Official relationship. Paragraph 4 of the 20 July 2026 C(2026) 5054 annex states that drafting was informed by stakeholder input on the guidelines published for consultation. The target is the Commission's 8 May 2026 consultation draft of the same Article 50 guidelines; the source is the later content-approved draft annex, not a claim of formal adoption.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  110. AI in science — Scientific Opinion No. 15 (corrected) · Revises → AI in science — Scientific Opinion No. 15 (first edition)

    Analytical relationship. The official corrected PDF cover and p.2 explicitly label a corrected first edition, with the same Scientific Opinion No. 15 identity and 27 March 2024 issue date. Researcher comparison against the two preserved original first-edition copies (ALLEA and KNAW, linked from the parent record) establishes an original-to-corrected relationship: all 102 corresponding pages were text-extracted, with non-whitespace differences on 22 page pairs and inspected wording changes on PDF pp.13,27,34. This is an analytical inference from the official correction label plus original-content comparison, not a publisher-issued errata schedule, an assertion of typography-only changes, or an explanation of why each edit was made.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  111. GPAI Code copyright chapter · Part of → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page presents Copyright as one of the final code's three chapters, so this component is represented as part of the final code.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  112. GPAI Code of Practice · Revises → GPAI Code third draft

    Official relationship. The final code follows the third consultation draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  113. GPAI Code safety and security chapter · Part of → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page presents Safety and Security as one of the final code's three chapters, so this component is represented as part of the final code.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  114. GPAI Code transparency chapter · Part of → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page presents Transparency as one of the final code's three chapters, so this component is represented as part of the final code.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  115. GPAI Code model documentation form · Related to → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page states that the model-documentation form supports the Transparency chapter; related_to conservatively represents that purpose without asserting a stronger unverified binary structure.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  116. GPAI Code second draft · Revises → GPAI Code first draft

    Official relationship. The official process labels this publication the second draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  117. GPAI Code signatory form · Related to → GPAI Code of Practice

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page establishes the form's administrative signing purpose; related_to conservatively represents that role without asserting a stronger unverified binary structure.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  118. GPAI Code third-draft commitments · Part of → GPAI Code third draft

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page describes the commitments and three chapters as the structure of the third draft, so the commitments component is represented as part of the third draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  119. GPAI Code third-draft copyright chapter · Part of → GPAI Code third draft

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page describes the commitments and three chapters as the structure of the third draft, so the Copyright component is represented as part of the third draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  120. GPAI Code third draft · Revises → GPAI Code second draft

    Official relationship. The official process labels this publication the third draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  121. GPAI Code third-draft safety and security chapter · Part of → GPAI Code third draft

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page describes the commitments and three chapters as the structure of the third draft, so the Safety and Security component is represented as part of the third draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  122. GPAI Code third-draft transparency chapter · Part of → GPAI Code third draft

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page describes the commitments and three chapters as the structure of the third draft, so the Transparency component is represented as part of the third draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  123. Guidelines for GPAI model providers · Annex to → Approval communication for GPAI guidelines

    Official relationship. The July annex cover identifies the parent communication, whose page 2 approves the content of the enclosed draft guidelines while deferring formal adoption.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  124. Guidelines for GPAI model providers · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. Original July annex paragraphs 7-10 clarify and operationalise obligations for GPAI model providers under the AI Act without legally amending it.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  125. Draft Annex I high-risk classification guidelines · Related to → Draft high-risk classification guidelines — General principles

    Analytical relationship. The Commission landing page presents this file and the General-principles file as sibling sections of one draft guideline, not versions or annexes of the General-principles file; related_to records association only and does not establish parent readiness.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  126. Draft Annex III high-risk classification guidelines · Related to → Draft high-risk classification guidelines — General principles

    Analytical relationship. The Commission landing page presents this file and the General-principles file as sibling sections of one draft guideline, not versions or annexes of the General-principles file; related_to records association only and does not establish parent readiness.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  127. ESPRIT 1984 work programme · Implements → ESPRIT I

    Official relationship. Preamble cites Article 3(2) of Decision 84/130/EEC; Article 1 adopts the annual programme.

    Evidence source: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities

  128. ESPRIT 1985 work programme · Implements → ESPRIT I

    Official relationship. Preamble cites Article 3(2) of Decision 84/130/EEC; Article 1 adopts the annual programme.

    Evidence source: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities

  129. FP6 Integrating and strengthening the European Research Area · Implements → Sixth Framework Programme (FP6)

    Official relationship. Recitals 1–2 identify implementation of Decision 1513/2002/EC.

    Evidence source: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities

  130. HLEG sectoral considerations · Based on → HLEG policy and investment recommendations

    Official relationship. Printed pp.3-4 explicitly describe applying the 2019 recommendations in sector workshops; this is a separate deliverable, not a replacement version.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  131. NDSG workplan 2026-2028 (v2.0) · Revises → NDSG workplan 2025-2028 (v1.4)

    Official relationship. EMA NDSG catalogue Workplan/Previous versions panels link the 2026-2028 v2.0 workplan to the hosted previous 2025-2028 v1.4 manifestation. The v2.0 Introduction p.4 explicitly calls it the first annual revision. This evidences the revision relationship to the hosted previous version, without asserting recovery of earlier v1.0-v1.3 manifestations.

    Evidence source: European Medicines Agency

  132. Horizon Europe specific programme · Replaces → Horizon 2020 specific programme

    Official relationship. Decision2021/764 establishes the successor programme and expressly repeals Decision2013/743 in Article15; Article16 preserves existing actions until closure. Replacement does not mean every existing action terminated.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  133. A comprehensive European industrial policy on AI and robotics · Endorses → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. Locator: paragraph 182. The resolution explicitly welcomes the Commission Coordinated Plan published on 7 December 2018. This records expressed parliamentary support, not legal adoption or incorporation of the plan.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  134. A comprehensive European industrial policy on AI and robotics · Related to → Civil Law Rules on Robotics

    Official relationship. Locator: first introductory citation and recital N. The resolution explicitly refers to the Parliament resolution of 16 February 2017 on Civil Law Rules on Robotics. This is a documentary reference, not an amendment, replacement or causal claim.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union

  135. Robustness and explainability of artificial intelligence · Related to → Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence

    Official relationship. Locator: section 2.1, printed pp.6-7 (PDF pp.10-11), and reference [24], printed p.27. The technical report discusses the 2018 coordinated plan and identifies COM(2018)795 final in its references. This is policy-background discussion, not proof of implementation or legislative influence.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  136. Robustness and explainability of artificial intelligence · Related to → Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI

    Official relationship. Locator: section 2.1, printed p.7 (PDF p.11), HLEG discussion citing [25,26]; reference [26], printed p.27, names Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI. This records an explicit documentary reference, not endorsement of every recommendation or a causal contribution to later legislation.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  137. AI Watch: defining artificial intelligence 2.0 · Revises → AI Watch: defining artificial intelligence

    Official relationship. Second-edition PDF p.8 explicitly builds on the February 2020 first report and extends the definition and taxonomy, including the AI Act proposal.

    Evidence source: European Commission, Joint Research Centre

  138. JURI report on Civil Law Rules on Robotics · Procedural step for → Civil Law Rules on Robotics

    Official relationship. OEIL 2015/2103(INL), key events and documentation gateway, list report A8-0005/2017 tabled 27 January 2017 before the resolution adopted 16 February 2017. The resolution preamble explicitly cites A8-0005/2017. They are distinct procedural texts; the report includes an explanatory statement and six embedded opinions.

    Evidence source: European Parliament

  139. Prohibited AI practices guidelines · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The guidelines expressly address prohibited practices under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  140. Scientific panel implementing regulation · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. The implementing regulation is adopted under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: Publications Office of the European Union / EUR-Lex

  141. Updated AI standardisation request · Implements → Artificial Intelligence Act

    Official relationship. C(2025) 3871 requests standards in support of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  142. Updated AI standardisation request · Supersedes → AI standardisation request M/593

    Official relationship. The 2025 decision expressly repeals C(2023) 3215.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  143. AI-generated-content transparency code · Revises → AI-generated-content transparency code second draft

    Official relationship. The final code follows the second consultation draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  144. AI-generated-content transparency code second draft · Revises → AI-generated-content transparency code first draft

    Official relationship. The official process labels this publication the second draft.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  145. Transparency Code signatory form · Related to → AI-generated-content transparency code

    Official relationship. The Commission landing page establishes the form's administrative signing purpose for the final Transparency Code; related_to conservatively represents that role without asserting a stronger unverified binary structure.

    Evidence source: European Commission

  146. White Paper on Artificial Intelligence · Precedes → Artificial Intelligence Act proposal

    Analytical relationship. The White Paper's discussion of a future regulatory framework precedes the Commission's 2021 legislative proposal in this research pathway.

    Evidence source: European Commission / EUR-Lex