AI ACT: Compliance Implementation
The AI Act - European Regulation
The European Artificial Intelligence Act (AI ACT), coming into effect in July 2024, regulates the use of AI within the EU to ensure security and fundamental rights. It classifies AI applications based on risk levels, requires compliance assessments for high-risk applications, and prohibits certain practices deemed dangerous. The goal is to promote trustworthy AI while fostering innovation.
Do you develop an AI?
Analysis of your obligations
Do you use an AI?
Analysis of your obligations
Do you resell an AI?
Analysis of your obligations
AI Suppliers
From $950
Do You Develop an AI?
Under the AI ACT, AI system providers have specific obligations to comply with, particularly for high-risk systems.
High-risk AI systems must adhere to strict requirements regarding risk management, transparency, audits, and documentation, whereas limited/minimal risk systems primarily require transparency and best practices.
AI Compliance
Are you a company developing your AI in-house or working with providers? Let us help you ensure compliance. We support you throughout the development and deployment phases.
- Compliance Audit
- Analysis and Understanding of AI and Its Challenges
- Qualification of Your AI System
- Preparation of Risk Management Policies
- Control and Assistance in Drafting Technical Documents
- Post-Market Monitoring
- Training for Teams
- Advice on Auditability and Traceability
AI Deployers or Users
From $990
Are You Deploying an AI?
If you deploy an AI system within your company, regardless of its risk level (unacceptable, high risk, limited, minimal), you have specific obligations to comply with.
High-risk AI systems must adhere to strict requirements concerning risk management, transparency, audits, and documentation, while limited/minimal risk systems primarily require transparency and best practices.
AI Compliance
Are you a company developing your AI in-house or working with providers? Let us help you ensure compliance. We support you throughout the development and deployment phases.
- Compliance Audit
- Analysis and Understanding of AI and Its Challenges
- Qualification of Your AI System
- Preparation of Risk Management Policies
- Control and Assistance in Drafting Technical Documents
- Post-Market Monitoring
- Training for Teams
- Advice on Auditability and Traceability
AI Distributors
From $990
Are You Distributing an AI?
If you resell an AI or integrate it into your solutions for your clients, you are considered a distributor and have specific obligations to comply with.
High-risk AI systems must adhere to strict requirements regarding risk management, transparency, audits, and documentation, while limited/minimal risk systems primarily require transparency and best practices.
Conformité IA
Are you a company distributing an AI by integrating it into your solution or service? Get support to ensure your compliance. We can assist you in all phases of development and deployment.
- Compliance Audit
- Analysis and Understanding of AI and Its Challenges
- Qualification of Your AI System
- Preparation of Risk Management Policies
- Control and Assistance in Drafting Technical Documents
- Post-Market Monitoring
- Training for Teams
- Advice on Auditability and Traceability
The AI Act in Brief
The AI Act is the European Union’s first regulatory framework designed to oversee the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Its objective is to ensure the safe and responsible use of AI technologies while protecting fundamental rights. The regulation follows a risk-based approach, categorizing AI systems based on their potential risk level: unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal.
Companies deploying high-risk AI systems are subject to the strictest requirements. They must establish a risk management system, provide comprehensive technical documentation, ensure transparency for users, implement human oversight mechanisms, and monitor system performance after deployment. Limited-risk systems have lighter transparency obligations, while minimal-risk systems are not subject to specific requirements.
To achieve compliance, companies must first assess the risk level of their AI system. They must then ensure comprehensive documentation and implement monitoring mechanisms to identify incidents post-deployment. Employee training is also essential to promote ethical AI usage.
However, compliance with the AI Act presents challenges, such as technical complexity, compliance costs, and the rapid evolution of AI technologies. Despite these challenges, adhering to the AI Act’s requirements helps businesses strengthen user trust and contribute to a safer digital ecosystem in Europe.
In summary, the AI Act establishes a regulatory framework for the responsible use of AI, balancing innovation and rights protection while setting clear compliance requirements for businesses.