If you're involved in using or developing an AI system, compliance with the EU AI Act may be necessary.
Take this self-assessment to determine whether the AI Act applies to your situation and identify the specific obligations you must meet.
Are you required to comply with the EU AI Act?
Free Self-Assessment Tool to Help Your Company’s Compliance
Please answer the following question that will help you understand how the EU AI Act applies to you. Our Legal Assistant Whisperly will help you understand some of the key concepts along the way!
You might have compliance obligations under the EU AI Act! Proceed below to learn more.
Whisperly help:
AI system is a machine-based system that is designed to operate with varying levels of autonomy and that may exhibit adaptiveness after deployment, and that, for explicit or implicit objectives, infers, from the input it receives, how to generate outputs such as predictions, content, recommendations, or decisions that can influence physical or virtual environments.
What is your role regarding the AI system?
Your role determines set of obligations your company might have under the EU AI Act.
Fine-tuning is likely classified as developing, whereas retrieval-augmented generation is probably not. If you are merely integrating and using a third-party AI system without any modifications, you are not regarded as a developer.
Do you provide access to the AI system within the EU?
Whisperly help: Are you the primary provider of the AI system for distribution or use in the EU market as part of a commercial activity? This also includes providing the AI system at no charge.
