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To conduct a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment for high-risk AI systems, you must identify risks to dignity, privacy, and non-discrimination, then document technical and organizational mitigation measures as mandated by EU AI Act Article 27.

A Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment is required under EU AI Act Article 27 when public bodies, public service providers, or credit and insurance deployers operate high-risk AI systems that impact individual rights.

AI compliance under the EU AI Act requires assessing risks to fundamental rights including human dignity, liberty, privacy, data protection, and non-discrimination before deploying high-risk AI systems.

You document mitigation measures for AI risks to fundamental rights by recording technical safeguards, organizational protocols, and human oversight measures implemented to protect dignity, privacy, and non-discrimination.

Yes, you can use this assessment process for an AI system used in credit scoring to identify and mitigate potential risks to applicants' fundamental rights, generating the necessary compliance documentation before deployment.

A Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment targets EU AI Act Article 27 requirements for high-risk AI systems, addressing privacy and data protection risks, but does not replace a full standalone GDPR Data Protection Impact Assessment.