AI is already inside your company. The question is whether it's under control.
Organizations that adopt artificial intelligence without a governance framework take on legal, reputational and operational risks that aren't always visible until it's too late. The EU AI Act isn't optional — it's a regulatory reality already in force.
T&T's AI Governance designs policies, audits systems and trains teams so AI works in your favour: with transparency, within the regulatory framework and aligned with your organization's values. Not compliance for compliance's sake — competitive advantage.
What we deliver
- Full audit in 3 weeks of every active AI system in your organization, with risk map and action plan
- EU AI Act compliance with policies tailored to your sector, size and specific risk profile
- Clear usage policies for employees, vendors and agencies — who can use what, how, and with what limits
- Certified training for leadership, marketing, technology and operations teams
- Regulatory risk reduction before an external audit or a data breach makes it visible
AI audit
Identify every active AI system in your organization, assess its risk level and detect compliance gaps.
Usage policies
Define the rules for AI use in your organization: which tools, in which contexts and with which safeguards.
EU AI Act compliance
Get your organization ready for European regulation: system classification, obligations and adaptation timelines.
AI brand safety
Control how your vendors and agencies use AI on work for your brand. Protect your identity and reputation.
Team training
Upskill leadership, marketing and operations on responsible AI use. Programmes tailored to each profile.
Risk management
Identify and mitigate AI risks before they become a problem: bias, privacy, copyright and more.
Everything you need to know about AI Governance.
What is the EU AI Act and how does it affect my company?
The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, in force since August 2024. It classifies AI systems by risk level (unacceptable, high, limited, minimal) and sets specific obligations for each category. It applies to any company that develops, markets or uses AI systems in the European Union — regardless of where it's headquartered.
Where do we start if we don't have any AI framework?
The starting point is always the audit. We need to know which AI systems are active in your organization — many aren't even visible to leadership — and what their regulatory risk level is. From that map, we design an action plan prioritized by urgency and implementation cost.
How long does it take to implement an AI governance system?
The initial audit takes 2 to 3 weeks. Policy design, 4 to 6 additional weeks. Team training can run in parallel. A full governance framework can be operational in 2–3 months. It's an iterative process — not done once, but evolving with the organization.
Is AI Governance only for large enterprises?
No. Mid-sized companies that use generative AI tools in day-to-day operations — copywriting, customer service, data analysis — are also exposed to regulatory and reputational risks. T&T offers programmes scaled to each organization's size and complexity, with dedicated proposals for mid-market companies.
How is this different from a legal consultancy?
A legal consultancy tells you what the law says. T&T helps you implement it. Our approach is operational: we design policies that work day-to-day, we train the teams that have to apply them, and we monitor compliance. We work alongside the client's legal teams, not instead of them.