The EU AI Act is real, and its obligations for high-risk systems (the Annex III categories) are phasing in through 2026. If you build or deploy AI that touches EU users, we help you figure out whether you’re in scope, what conformity-assessment work applies, and how to get ready without boiling the ocean.
You walk away knowing exactly whether the EU AI Act applies to you, which obligations bite, and a concrete plan to close the gaps, instead of guessing or ignoring a regulation that is already phasing in.
Yes. It is a real EU regulation with obligations phasing in over time. Requirements for high-risk (Annex III) systems are among those phasing in through 2026. We help you get ready ahead of the applicable deadlines rather than react to them.
High-risk categories are defined in Annex III and cover uses like employment, creditworthiness, biometrics, and critical infrastructure. Our scoping call walks your systems against those categories so you get a clear in-scope or out-of-scope answer.
It can. The Act reaches providers and deployers whose AI systems affect people in the EU, regardless of where the company is based. Scoping is the first thing we do, so you do not spend on remediation you do not need.
It varies by the number and complexity of your AI systems and how much documentation already exists. We scope it on a discovery call and point you to pricing rather than quoting a number blind.
Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll tell you whether it fits, what it costs, and when we can start.
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