FR · EU member state

EU AI Act in France

Kritia could not verify a binding national implementation measure or Article 70 authority designation for France at this snapshot. Any authority names below are explicitly proposed or announced. Regulatory sandbox: planned.

Research snapshot reviewed · dataset version 2026-09-01.1.

Not verifiedKritia research classification, not an official EU status label
National implementation measure
No binding national implementation measure verified at this snapshot.
Single point of contact
No single point of contact verified at this snapshot.
Proposed or announced authorities
  • Directorate-General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF, coordinating)
  • National Commission on Informatics and Liberty (CNIL)
  • Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication (ARCOM)
Regulatory sandbox
Planned

Country note

The authority allocation is a government scheme announced in September 2025 and is conditional on legislation that has not passed. No binding designation is in force.

Evidence

Official sources for this profile

Each source states which field or claim it supports. Official EU material, national legislation and regulator publications take precedence over this summary.

  1. Market Surveillance Authorities under the AI Act

    European Commission. The Commission's published contact-point and authority layer; its own update date remains part of the evidence.

  2. Proposed French AI Act supervision structure

    Directorate-General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control. The proposed DGCCRF coordination role and distributed authority scheme.

  3. AI Act implementation bill dossier

    French Senate. The bill's parliamentary status rather than an enacted designation.

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