Understand the requirements, avoid costly penalties, and achieve compliance before the next enforcement deadline.
Comply with the requirements of EU AI Act Article 4.
Most EU AI Act duties vary by risk level and apply only to certain AI systems and companies, but essentially all organizations are in scope for Article 4 because AI is already embedded in everyday tools and workflows.
Do teams paste and write prompts into ChatGPT, Copilot, or similar tools during their work? Then Article 4 is mandatory.
Do apps your employees use suggest text, categorize data, or "predict" next steps? Those are AI features which means Article 4 is mandatory.
Do employees Google things and automatically read the AI‑generated summary on top of the page? That's Gemini so Article 4 is mandatory.
The EU AI Act establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence systems based on their potential risk to safety and fundamental rights. Understanding these risk categories is essential for compliance.
Click on each risk level below to learn more about the requirements and examples.
The EU AI Act is being implemented in several steps to allow for a gradual and efficient adaptation.
Act enters into force after publication in the Official Journal of the European Union
Prohibitions on "unacceptable risk" AI systems and AI literacy requirements become applicable
Establishment of codes of practice for general-purpose AI models
Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models become effective
Commission implementing act on post-market monitoring takes effect
Full application of most provisions of the AI Act
Obligations for high-risk AI systems that are safety components of products become effective
Use this interactive compliance checker to evaluate your organization's responsibilities considering the EU AI Act.
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Organizations must ensure staff have sufficient AI literacy to understand AI capabilities, limitations, and risks.
AI System Awareness
Understanding how AI systems work and their role in business processes
Capabilities and Limitations
Recognizing what AI can and cannot do, including potential biases and errors
Risk Assessment
Ability to identify and mitigate risks associated with AI system use
Risk Minimization
Reduction of dangers from AI system deployment
Protection of Rights
Ensuring factors like health, safety, and democratic control
Catalyzing Innovation
Setting transparent rules to foster innovation
High Liability Risk
Carries the risk of personal liability for management
Stricter Penalties
Can lead to more extensive penalties in other court proceedings
Enforcement Timeline
Review occurs in court proceedings or by the Federal Network Agency
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Comply with the requirements of EU AI Act Article 4.