AI Compliance & Ethics

Navigate the EU AI Act and implement artificial intelligence responsibly

Service Overview

Classify AI systems, implement required controls, and prepare conformity documentation. We set up transparency, human oversight, and testing/monitoring plans.

Our AI Compliance Services

AI System Classification

Assessment and classification of your AI systems according to risk levels defined in the EU AI Act - prohibited, high-risk, limited, and minimal.

Compliance Assessments

Detailed assessments of AI system compliance with the EU AI Act, including technical documentation and conformity assessments.

AI Risk Management

Development of risk management systems for high-risk AI systems, including risk identification, assessment, and mitigation.

Transparency & Explainability

Implementation of AI system transparency requirements and development of mechanisms for explaining AI decisions.

Monitoring & Testing

Establishment of continuous AI system performance monitoring and regular compliance testing systems.

AI System Risk Levels

Unacceptable Risk

AI systems that are prohibited as they pose a clear threat to safety and human rights.

  • Social scoring by governments
  • Behavior manipulation
  • Real-time biometric identification

High Risk

AI systems that can negatively impact safety or fundamental rights.

  • Medical devices
  • Critical infrastructure
  • Employment and worker management
  • Access to education

Limited Risk

AI systems with transparency requirements.

  • Chatbots
  • Content generators
  • Deepfake technologies

Minimal Risk

AI systems with minimal or no risk.

  • AI spam filters
  • Video games with AI
  • Product recommendations

Key Requirements for High-Risk AI Systems

Risk management system
Data quality and governance
Technical documentation
Automatic record-keeping
Transparency and information provision to users
Human oversight
Accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity
Quality management system

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EU AI Act?

The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence that classifies AI systems by risk levels (prohibited, high, limited, minimal) and sets corresponding requirements. It's being phased in from 2025 to 2027.

Is my AI system high-risk?

An AI system is high-risk if used in critical infrastructure, education, employment, law enforcement, migration, or if it can affect fundamental rights. Also, AI in medical devices, biometrics, and critical system management are high-risk.

What does 'explainable AI' mean and why is it important?

Explainable AI enables understanding of how an AI system makes decisions. The EU AI Act requires transparency and ability to explain decisions, especially for high-risk systems affecting people.

Do I need a DPIA for an AI system?

If the AI system processes personal data and may pose high risk to individuals' rights (e.g., automated decision-making, profiling), a DPIA is mandatory under GDPR. Additionally, the EU AI Act requires similar risk assessment for high-risk AI systems.

Ensure AI Compliance

Typical outcomes: clear risk classification, required controls implemented, conformity documentation prepared.

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