In short: the AI Regulations hub gathers the rules that touch an Italian SME. Each brief keeps the facts — verified against the official source and citable — clearly separated from the NomotecnIA reading. So you always know what is law and what is our interpretation.
01 · The briefs
We start with the two rules that weigh most on an SME adopting AI in Italy: the European regulation and the first comprehensive national law. Each brief follows the same model — the facts with their source, then our reading, always labelled as such.
The European regulation on artificial intelligence. It applies to those who use AI too, not only to those who develop it: most SMEs are deployers. Prohibitions (Art. 5) and AI literacy (Art. 4) already operative.
EUR-Lex · ELI Reg. (EU) 2024/1689
Read the briefThe first comprehensive Italian law on AI. A dual track with the AI Act: largely a law of principles and delegations, with the implementing decrees expected by October 2026.
Normattiva · Official Gazette No. 223/2025
Read the briefThis hub grows over time: new briefs are added as the regulatory framework evolves.
02 · How to read a brief
Every brief is split into two zones that are never confused: it's what lets you cite us with confidence and tell law apart from opinion.
Zone A
The factsevery datum with its official sourceBoundary
NomotecnIA readingZone C
Meta & sourcerevision, disclaimer, official linkFacts verified on EUR-Lex and Normattiva · reading = NomotecnIA's own synthesis
From the rule to your business
The briefs explain the framework. The AI Entry Assessment brings it down to your reality: mapping of systems, gap analysis against the AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001, prioritised roadmap.
This hub is for information and guidance · it is not legal advice · the official source is always cited and prevails