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How is a “high-risk” system determined under the AI Act?

The determining factor is the area of use: Annex III areas such as employment, credit, education, critical infrastructure, and product safety components give rise to high risk. We determine…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Focus Areas
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The determining factor is the area of use: Annex III areas such as employment, credit, education, critical infrastructure, and product-safety components give rise to high risk. We determine your system's class through its use scenario and derive the set of obligations.

The determining factor is the area of use: Annex III areas such as employment, credit, education, critical infrastructure, and product safety components give rise to high risk. We determine your system’s class based on the use scenario and derive the set of obligations.

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