The EU AI Act is the world’s first law regulating artificial intelligence, aimed at ensuring AI is safe, fair, and trustworthy for everyone. It categorizes AI systems into four risk levels:
Companies violating these rules can face fines up to €35 million or 7% of their global turnover. The Act guarantees AI respects people’s rights and promotes trustworthiness.
Practical support for organizations developing, deploying, or selling AI systems in Europe, with a focus on risk classification, governance, documentation, transparency, and ongoing compliance.
Structured support for assessing AI systems under the EU AI Act, establishing governance and data controls, and preparing compliance documentation.
Practical, end-to-end support for AI and medical device companies preparing for EU AI Act compliance, governance documentation, and European market readiness.
FAQ
Any company developing, selling, importing, or using AI systems in the European market may need to comply with the EU AI Act requirements.
AI systems used in healthcare, medical devices, recruitment, education, banking, and other critical sectors are generally considered High-Risk AI systems.
Non-compliance can result in heavy penalties, legal action, market restrictions, and reputational risks.
Yes. Startups developing or using AI systems for the EU market may also need to comply with the regulation.
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