Regulation, risk, governance

EU AI Act: what companies need to understand.

The AI Act is not only relevant to model developers. It also concerns organisations that use AI systems professionally: the deployers.

Risk-based approach

Not all AI uses are the same.

Obligations, controls and documentation depend on purpose, data processed and impact on people.

Choose a use case: the card on the right updates.

Unacceptableprohibited practices
High risksensitive processes
Transparencynotices and disclosure
Minimal / limitedordinary use
AI Act Compliance Starter Kit

An operational path to bring order.

The service turns spontaneous AI use into a governed company process: assessment, AI register, risk classification, internal policy, training and roadmap.

Initial assessment

Tools, departments, processes and AI usage modes.

Company AI register

Inventory of purpose, data, provider, owner and estimated risk.

Risk classification

Minimal use, transparency, possible high risk or cases to suspend.

Policy and training

Internal rules and AI literacy for users, managers and sensitive departments.

Final roadmap

Immediate actions and 30/90/180-day interventions.

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Start from existing AI use cases.

A call helps identify where training, governance and privacy/legal involvement are needed.

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