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If the linked article’s framing is accurate, the practical issue may be less the headline rules and more the evidence trail behind everyday AI use. A useful comparison is between a team that treats compliance as a one-off legal sign-off and one that builds a simple workflow: log the intended use, note likely risk level, record human review points, and keep versioned prompts or model settings where relevant. The second approach would probably create less panic later if a system’s purpose drifts over time. For users, that could also mean clearer explanations of when a human can override an automated outcome, rather than vague assurances about oversight. Which part do people here expect businesses to underestimate most: classification, documentation, or human review?