The Commission's continuously updated table currently lists no central contact point for Germany.
Open source evidenceWho supervises the AI Act—and what supports that mandate?
The monitor connects published authorities, their mandates, guidelines and codes to official evidence. It shows only what an official source supports.
- official sources only
- evidence on every edge
- changes instead of a snapshot
- no generative interpretation
Responsibility is not an effectiveness verdict.
A published responsibility states who may or should act according to the source. It proves neither actual control nor compliance, sanction or success. Planned German responsibilities stay marked as planned until promulgation is officially evidenced.
mandate ≠ measure · observation ≠ legal interpretationWhere official data still shows gaps or transitions
12 of 12 collector endpoints were reached in the latest run. The curated corpus contains 19 official instrument sources. The collector reports availability and material changes. Legal claims, mandates and chronicle events change only after source review.
- 12
- collector endpoints
- 19
- instrument sources
- ✓
- legal claims: reviewed
The announced official list of fundamental-rights authorities is currently empty on the source page.
Open source evidenceThe separately observed promulgation is now evidenced: Federal Law Gazette 2026 I No. 223 of 28 July 2026, in force since 29 July 2026. The notice stays visible because it was previously carried as an open gap.
Open source evidenceOne mandate at the centre. Its evidenced routes around it.
Select a node: the constellation rearranges and shows up to eight direct, officially evidenced neighbours. Circle, square and diamond distinguish legal basis, official designation and official statement.
- Legal basis
- Official designation
- Official statement