hochrisiko-klassifizierung

To determine high-risk classification under the EU AI Act, you evaluate the AI system against Article 6 and Annex III criteria. This assessment checks use cases across sectors like biometrics, critical infrastructure, and employment to establish applicable obligations.

Obligations for high-risk AI systems are divided by role, distinguishing between provider and deployer duties. Following a high-risk classification, the system triggers specific compliance requirements guided by Article 6, Article 26, and Article 50.

High-risk classification applies to AI use cases in education, employment, biometrics, critical infrastructure, and law enforcement. The evaluation maps the specific application against Annex III categories to confirm if regulatory obligations are triggered.

You can check for exceptions to high-risk classification by evaluating the system against Article 6 paragraph 3 provisions. The assessment applies classification logic to determine if specific exemptions override the initial high-risk determination from Annex III.

Limitations of using Article 6 for AI risk categorization involve strictly bounding the assessment to criteria within Article 6 and Annex III. The classification does not cover obligations outside the EU AI Act framework or evaluate risks for non-listed sectors.