AI Is Now a Legal Compliance Matter
JUSNEXA applies the ATLAS AI Governance Framework to help organisations manage their AI systems safely, compliantly and auditably — end-to-end governance from the EU AI Act through to ISO/IEC 42001.
ATLAS AI Governance Framework
An end-to-end model addressing AI governance across five layers. Each layer is built on defined components and deliverable artefacts.
What are we using, and what is our risk?
System inventory, impact analysis, risk classification and maturity baseline.
ISO/IEC 42001 · EU AI Act · NIST AI RMF02TRUSTHow can we trust the AI?
Explainability, fairness and bias management, ethical principles and human oversight.
OECD AI · UNESCO Ethics · GDPR03LEADHow do we steer AI?
Corporate AI strategy, operating model, portfolio and transformation management.
Corporate Strategy · RACI Matrix04ASSUREHow do we prove that it works?
AI audit, validation, monitoring, compliance and audit-trail evidence generation.
EU AI Act Documentation · ISO 2700105SECUREWhat are our security standards?
AI security policies, data protection principles, access and incident management procedures.
ISO/IEC 27001 · DORA · NIS2 (governance dimension)AI is no longer just an IT concern
Algorithms are making decisions. Liability is yours. Understanding this is no longer a competitive advantage — it's a legal requirement.
Liability Rests With You
Credit approvals, hiring decisions, contract drafting — algorithms are making these calls. When an algorithm errs, legal liability falls on the company.
The Brussels Effect Is Real
Any company exporting to the EU or affecting EU citizens falls under the EU AI Act. Just as GDPR shaped global data laws, AI regulation will follow.
Compliance Windows Are Closing
Deadlines for high-risk AI systems are set. Transparency, documentation and human oversight are now required at the design stage — not as an afterthought.
In-Depth Analysis
EU AI Act Risk Categories: Where Does Your Company Stand?
Unacceptable, high, limited and minimal risk — each category carries different obligations. Where does your hiring algorithm, credit scoring system or chatbot fall?
The SyRI Case: Dutch Court Shuts Down an AI System
The Dutch government used an AI system combining public data to detect welfare fraud. The court ordered it stopped. What can private companies learn from the ruling?
The Brussels Effect: How EU Regulations Shape Global AI Law
The path from GDPR to national data laws was no coincidence. The Brussels Effect explains how EU regulations set global trade standards — and what that means for companies outside Europe.
The Corporate AI Governance Guide
Covering the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, OECD principles, and their practical implications for corporate AI deployment — this book offers a comprehensive guide to risk categories, governance models, impact assessment processes, and compliance roadmaps.
"The moment an output becomes a decision, liability is created. AI's technical choices have become legal choices." — From the book
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Zühal Başkırt Kızıl, Att.
Founder · Intellectual Property and AI Law Specialist
Zühal Başkırt Kızıl brings over twenty years of professional experience in copyright, neighbouring rights, licensing and rights management. Alongside the extensive dispute and contract practice she built as an attorney and legal counsel within a collective management organisation, she has worked on the protection and management of intellectual property rights in the digital environment.
Her work today centres on AI law, AI governance, regulatory compliance and AI risk management. Working from the EU AI Act, GDPR, NIST AI RMF, OECD AI Principles and ISO/IEC 42001 frameworks, she supports organisations in legal compliance, risk management and corporate governance for their use of artificial intelligence.
JUSNEXA's approach brings law, AI governance and assurance mechanisms together within a single framework.