Governance, Risk and Compliance
AI Act Compliance
European regulation on artificial intelligence
What is the AI Act?
The AI Act is the world's first comprehensive legal framework regulating artificial intelligence. This European regulation aims to ensure that AI systems placed on the European market are safe and respect fundamental rights.
Based on a risk-based approach, the AI Act imposes differentiated obligations depending on the risk level presented by each AI system.
Warning: Severe sanctions
Violations can result in fines of up to 35 million euros or 7% of global turnover.
Classification by risk level
Unacceptable risk
Prohibited AI systems
- •Behavioral manipulation
- •Social scoring
- •Real-time biometric identification in public spaces
- •Exploitation of people's vulnerabilities
High risk
Strict requirements to meet
- •Recruitment and HR management
- •Credit assessment
- •Medical devices
- •Autonomous vehicles
- •Biometric identification
Limited risk
Transparency obligations
- •Chatbots
- •Deepfakes
- •Recommendation systems
- •Content generation
Minimal risk
No specific obligations
- •Spam filters
- •AI video games
- •Inventory systems
Sanctions regime
Our AI Act support
AI mapping
Inventory and classification of your AI systems according to AI Act risk levels
Gap Analysis
Evaluation of the gap between your current situation and regulatory requirements
Compliance plan
Definition of priority actions and roadmap to compliance
Documentation
Drafting of technical documentation and compliance assessments
Anticipate the AI Act
Our experts support you in your AI Act compliance journey.
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