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European AI Standards: What CEN-CLC/JTC 21 Is Doing and Why It Matters

Caryn Lusinchi · April 5, 2026

As the EU AI Act moves from law to implementation, technical standards are becoming the real drivers of AI governance. This brief explores how CEN-CLC/JTC 21 translates legal principles into practice — covering terminology, risk management, trustworthiness, and human oversight — and why its work will shape compliance, risk management, and the future of AI regulation in Europe.

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