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Prepare for the EU AI Act with Holistic AI
Gain clear visibility into AI systems by evaluating risks, opportunities, and performance while efficiently managing models, datasets, and deployment processes.
Align AI systems with EU AI Act obligations, simplify external AI assessments, and implement a robust risk-management framework.
Translate policies into technical controls, automate notifications, and streamline compliance updates.
Strengthen AI and ensure robust governance in the ML pipeline with automated policy enforcement, real-time monitoring, and proactive remediation measures.
Create reports, dashboards, AI impact and conformity assessments, and model cards for internal and external stakeholders.
FAQs
Who does the AI Act apply to?
The EU AI Act applies to providers, importers, distributors, and users of AI systems placed on the market or put into service in the EU. Some AI systems and use cases, such as military AI systems or the use of AI systems for purely personal purposes are exempt.
What documentation and processes need to be developed or implemented for high-risk AI?
- Perform Conformity Assessment
- Register AI systems in the EU database
- Have in place a Quality Management System, which includes a Risk Management System
- Carry out a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment
- Affix a CE marking.
What systems classify as high-risk?
- Biometrics
- Critical Infrastructure
- Education and vocational training
- Access to essential private public services
- Employement, workers, management and access to self –employment
- Migration, asyllumm, and border control management
- Law enforcement
- Administration of justice and democratic processes.
What systems are prohibitted?
- Subliminal, manipulative and deceptive techniques with the risk of significant risk
- Exploitation of vulnerabilities of persons that is likely to cause significant harm
- Scrapping of facial images to create facial recognition databases
- Inferring emotions in workplaces and education
- Biomeric categorisation to infer sensitive personal traits
- RBI in publically accessible spaces for law enforcement purposes
- Biometric categorization to infer sensitive personal traits
- Classification or scoring of people based on behaviour or personality characteristics leading detrimental treatment.
What are the penalties for non-compliance?
Non-compliance comes with steep penalties of up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover, whichever is higher.
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