Act implementing the EU AI Act in Slovenia
The Slovenian law that makes the AI Act enforceable: it names the supervisory authorities, the single point of contact, procedures, offences and fines.
What it means for AI
If you have a question about the AI Act in Slovenia, AKOS is the entry point. Which authority inspects you depends on the area: e.g. the Information Commissioner for prohibited practices and biometrics, the Bank of Slovenia for credit scoring.
What you must do
- Cooperate with the competent market surveillance authority.
- Public sector: publish every AI system in use at the single information point no later than when it is introduced — purpose, basic principles of the algorithm, legal remedies and, for high-risk systems, the fundamental rights impact assessment (Art. 21; not for police, defence, national security, migration and asylum).
- Offences and fines follow the AI Act’s framework.
Examples
High-risk use in education — ask AKOS or the Information Commissioner early; before introducing it, the school must publish the system at the single information point, together with its fundamental rights impact assessment.
Key dates
ZIUDHPUI enters into force and applies.
Market surveillance: Information Commissioner, Bank of Slovenia, Insurance Supervision Agency, Market Inspectorate, AKOS. Notifying authorities: ministries for the economy, infrastructure, health, and the interior and public administration (which took over digital transformation in June 2026), and the medicines agency JAZMP. Single point of contact: AKOS.
General information, not legal advice — consult a lawyer for borderline cases. Regulations reviewed on 2 Nov 2026.