risk-classification

To classify AI system risk under the EU AI Act, analyze system components, usage patterns, and dependencies to determine if practices are prohibited or fall into high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal risk categories.

Prohibited practices and high-risk categories in EU AI regulation are specific system uses, such as biometric identification defined in Annex III, which require strict compliance audits and safety validation to ensure ethical deployment.

Perform a compliance audit for an AI codebase by evaluating the system's codebase and dependencies against EU AI Act criteria, checking for General Purpose AI (GPAI) markers and safety validation requirements.

Yes, this regulatory assessment evaluates AI system usage patterns and dependencies to accurately identify compliance risks and safety implications according to EU AI Act regulatory frameworks.

You need an EU AI Act risk assessment when deploying AI systems to ensure regulatory compliance, determine if system components fall under high-risk categories like biometric identification, and generate required regulatory reporting.