| {"note_id":"eu-aia-art12-record-keeping","legal_reference":"Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Article 12","topic":"record-keeping and traceability for high-risk AI systems","jep_surface":"Signed JEP events can provide structured, referenceable records of judgment-related statements and validation results.","possible_research_use":"Study whether JEP events can complement an application's logging or audit evidence pipeline.","limit":"JEP does not itself provide the complete automatic logging capability, retention regime, or compliance evidence required by law.","status":"exploratory"} | |
| {"note_id":"eu-aia-art13-transparency","legal_reference":"Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Article 13","topic":"transparency and information for deployers of high-risk AI systems","jep_surface":"JEP can make selected signed statements, actors, references, and declared validation scopes explicit in a machine-readable event.","possible_research_use":"Study whether JEP records can improve interpretability of who asserted or verified a decision-related event.","limit":"JEP is not a substitute for instructions for use, provider disclosures, performance limitations, or other Article 13 information.","status":"exploratory"} | |
| {"note_id":"eu-aia-art14-human-oversight","legal_reference":"Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Article 14","topic":"human oversight for high-risk AI systems","jep_surface":"J and V events may record a human actor's judgment or a scoped verification statement when a deployment chooses to represent those acts with JEP.","possible_research_use":"Study whether signed events can help preserve evidence of specific human review points in a larger oversight workflow.","limit":"A JEP event does not prove that legally sufficient human oversight occurred, that the actor had required competence or authority, or that all oversight duties were satisfied.","status":"exploratory"} | |