The EU AI Act classifies every AI system by risk – and ties concrete obligations to it. Answer a few questions and get an instant first assessment plus the key obligations.
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Three short steps, about 2 minutes. You pick what applies to your system – we map it to the four risk classes of the EU AI Act.
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AI practices with unacceptable risk – e.g. social scoring or manipulative systems. Banned in the EU.
AI in sensitive areas such as hiring, lending or medicine. Permitted, but strictly regulated.
Chatbots and AI-generated content. Permitted – with a transparency duty toward users.
The vast majority of AI applications. No specific obligations under the AI Act.
The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) is the world's first comprehensive law for artificial intelligence. It classifies AI systems by risk and ties graduated obligations to that – from none all the way to a ban.
The AI Act entered into force in August 2024 and applies in stages: the bans and the AI-literacy duty since February 2025, obligations for GPAI models from August 2025, most high-risk obligations from August 2026 and some from 2027.
Yes. The AI Act applies to anyone developing or deploying AI systems in the EU – regardless of company size. What matters is the risk class of the specific system, not the size of the company.
No. It gives a first orientation based on the AI Act's typical criteria. The binding classification depends on the individual case and should be legally confirmed.
We support you from risk classification through the AI policy to compliant implementation in your company.