This page explains the three core steps of our AI Act Readiness Assessment. Each step is designed to give you clarity on how the EU AI Act applies to your use of AI, where potential risks may exist, and what actions are needed to move forward. The focus is practical and business-oriented.
Clear, practical explanations of how the EU AI Act applies to your use of AI.
This step focuses on understanding how AI is actually used in your business today. Many organizations use AI indirectly through third-party software without realizing it. The purpose is to create a complete and realistic overview, not a technical audit.
Once AI use cases are identified, the next step is to assess how they are treated under the EU AI Act. This analysis focuses on classification, obligations, and gaps between current practices and regulatory requirements.
The final step turns analysis into action. Based on the identified risks and gaps, you receive a prioritized set of recommended next steps tailored to your organization.
What matters is not how advanced the system is, but where AI influences decisions, processes, or people. This overview becomes the foundation for all further analysis under the EU AI Act. If an AI use case is not identified here, it cannot be properly assessed later.
Without a clear inventory of AI use, companies often underestimate their regulatory exposure or focus on the wrong systems.
The goal is not legal interpretation in isolation, but a practical understanding of exposure and priorities. Some AI uses may require immediate attention, while others may pose minimal risk.
The EU AI Act applies differently depending on risk level. Treating all AI systems the same often leads to unnecessary work or missed compliance issues.
The action plan is designed to support decision-making, not replace it. It provides structure and clarity so teams can move forward confidently, whether that means adjusting processes, engaging vendors, or planning further assessments.
Compliance is not achieved by analysis alone. A clear and realistic action plan ensures effort is spent where it matters most and avoids over- or under-reacting to the regulation.
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