24 situations, worked through to a decision.
A recruitment tool bought from a vendor. A chatbot that turns out to be a general-purpose model. A serious incident, and the clock that starts with it. Each one is decided against the Articles, by number, so you can check the reasoning rather than trust it.
It says where the Regulation stops.
Several of these turn on a harmonised standard, an implementing act or guidance that does not exist yet. Those places are marked rather than filled in.
What you would put in the file.
Every scenario ends with the records the decision produces and what each has to contain to be worth anything.
A practitioner's reading of a published text. Not legal advice, and it says so on page two.