Publication • EU AI Act Reference

Annotated EU AI Act & Implementing Guidelines

A 700-page, human-written, practitioner-focused annotated legal commentary for legal, compliance, policy, and AI governance teams covering implementing guidance and codes of conduct as of 1 March 2026.

In-house counsel Compliance & risk AI governance Policy Universities

By Olga Markova, Solicitor (England & Wales), LL.M.
Author of EU AI Act Explained
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Book cover: AI Regulation in Europe – EU AI Act Explained by Olga Markova

Paperback & e-book formats. Individual and institutional licensing available.

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What this is

This reference provides structured analysis of the EU AI Act alongside the implementing Guidelines, focusing on interpretation, scope, obligations, and practical compliance questions. It is written for professional use, not as a general overview.

Designed for real use

Policy drafting and internal decision-making
Risk classification and obligations mapping
Compliance planning and audit readiness

Guidelines integrated

Guidance is treated as operational, not decorative
Interpretation notes aligned with the implementing approach
Clear signposting for practitioners

Human-written

Authored and annotated by Olga Markova
Built for defensible internal referencing
Appropriate for institutional procurement

About the author

Olga Markova is a solicitor (England & Wales) and the author of EU AI Act Explained, a practitioner-focused commentary on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and its implementing framework.

Her work focuses on the interpretation and operational implementation of AI regulation for legal, compliance and governance teams.

Earlier in her career she worked in private practice with leading international law firms and in the telecommunications sector, focusing on technology and regulatory matters.

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Individual licence (e-book)

£179 • Instant access • One named user

Format: PDF
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£149 • Print-on-demand

Professional reference edition
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£249 • Instant digital + paperback shipped separately

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Institutional licensing (multi-user)

For organisations requiring internal multi-user access, institutional licences are available. Delivery is designed to work reliably behind organisational firewalls.

Typical tiers

Up to 10 users — £499
Up to 50 users — £1,499
Unlimited (enterprise) — £3,999–£7,500

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Delivery

Individual e-book: instant download.
Institutional: email attachment or secure HTTPS download.
Paperback: print-on-demand.

Licensing

Individual licence permits use by one named user. Institutional licences permit internal multi-user access.

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Prices are shown in GBP. VAT is not charged as the distributor is not VAT registered (UK).

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