Is your company ready for the new EU AI Act requirements?

Those who fail to act now risk fines and bans.

Since August 1, 2024, the EU AI Act has been in force for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Companies that use AI systems must comply with strict requirements depending on the risk category. Those who act too late risk fines, operational bans, and reputational damage. Since February 1, 2025, AI systems deemed to pose unacceptable risk are prohibited, and from August 1, 2025, extensive transparency obligations will apply to many specific models.

To comply with the legal requirements, companies must analyze their AI systems, assign them to the correct risk category, and implement all required safety and transparency measures on time.

What exactly does the EU AI Act include?

The EU AI Act is a comprehensive legal framework aimed at addressing the risks associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and ensuring that AI systems used within the European Union are safe, ethical, and trustworthy.

Depending on the risk level of an AI system, companies must meet specific requirements in order to use, introduce, or market them:

Who is affected?

The EU AI Act applies to all who develop, distribute, or use AI systems in the EU. Providers and operators from third countries are also affected if their systems are deployed in the EU.

What are the potential consequences?

Companies that violate the EU AI Act face significant penalties. Depending on the severity of the violation, they may be subject to heavy fines and even the removal of non-compliant AI systems from the market.

What are the deadlines?

The EU AI Act will come into force gradually, with clear deadlines for various obligations. Companies must act on time to comply with bans, transparency obligations, and compliance requirements by the deadlines.

How should companies act now?

The EU AI Act sets clear requirements for the use of Artificial Intelligence. Companies must act now to ensure their AI systems are legally compliant. This includes everything from identification and classification to the implementation of regulatory requirements and the establishment of sustainable AI governance.

How can we help you?

We provide targeted support in implementing the EU AI Act so that your AI systems meet all regulatory requirements. From the classification and compliance of existing systems to the integration of new requirements into your processes – we guide you in a structured and practical way.

Take action now to ensure timely compliance with all regulatory provisions.

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