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Understand how the EU AI Act applies to your AI systems, classify risk levels, and implement the governance, documentation, and monitoring controls required to maintain access to the EU market.

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Core Obligations Under the EU AI Act

Key requirements include:

••  Risk-based classification of AI systems (unacceptable, high-risk, limited, minimal)

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Enhanced governance and controls for high-risk AI, including quality management systems, data governance, technical documentation, and human oversight

••  Transparency obligations for certain AI uses (e.g., chatbots, emotion recognition, deepfakes)

••  Post-market monitoring, incident reporting, and corrective actions

••  Conformity assessment and CE marking requirements for high-risk systems

Risk Exposure

Non-compliance with the EU AI Act can result in:

••  Significant administrative fines linked to global turnover

••  Restrictions on placing AI systems on the EU market

••  Mandatory remediation, withdrawal, or suspension of systems

••  Contractual and reputational damage across the EU and beyond

Our EU AI Act Solutions

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Determine AI Act applicability and scope across products and services

••  Classify AI systems by risk category and document the rationale

••  Design governance, policies, and controls aligned with AI Act duties

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Prepare technical and organizational documentation required for high-risk systems

••  Build post-market monitoring and incident management processes

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