AI Act in Finland.

Finland’s Traficom says it mainly supervises the AI Act’s transparency obligations in Finland, and has published guidance on them (20 August 2026).

Official sources

Traficom: supervision of transparency obligations

Authority

Traficom’s news item (in Finnish): Traficom mainly supervises the AI transparency obligations in Finland.

“Suomessa tekoälyn avoimuusvelvoitteita valvoo pääasiassa Traficom.”

Traficom guidance: what the obligations require

Guidance

Same item: the obligations require telling people about the use of AI, and marking certain AI-generated or edited content.

“Velvoitteiden mukaan tekoälyn käytöstä on kerrottava ihmisille ja tietyt tekoälyllä tuotetut tai muokatut sisällöt on merkittävä.”

Status and limits

  • Finland has a national supervision law for AI systems, but we could not open the statute text on an official page, so this page does not describe it.
  • We read only the Traficom news item; the full guidance documents it links to were not reviewed.

The EU rule itself

Article 50 of the AI Act is an EU rule that applies in every member state; national laws add authorities and procedures. See what Article 50 requires and the 2 December 2026 deadline.

Questions

Which authority supervises the AI Act in Finland?
According to the sources we read — Traficom: supervision of transparency obligations: Traficom’s news item (in Finnish): Traficom mainly supervises the AI transparency obligations in Finland.
Is there a national AI Act law or draft in Finland?
We did not find a national implementing law or draft for Finland in the sources we read.
Is there official guidance on Article 50 in Finland?
Traficom guidance: what the obligations require: Same item: the obligations require telling people about the use of AI, and marking certain AI-generated or edited content.

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