EU AI Act Conformity Copilot

Answer five quick questions to find your AI system's EU AI Act risk tier and get a grounded, cited obligations checklist — free, in under a minute.

1. What is your role?

Choose the closest fit.

Provider (you develop or place the AI system on the market)Deployer (you use a third-party AI system under your authority)Both provider and deployer

2. Does your AI operate in any of these areas?

EU AI Act Annex III high-risk areas — select all that apply, or none.

Biometric identification, categorization, or emotion recognitionSafety of critical infrastructure (water, gas, electricity, traffic)Education & vocational training (admissions, scoring, proctoring)Employment, HR, hiring, or worker managementAccess to essential services (creditworthiness, insurance, benefits, emergency)Law enforcementMigration, asylum, or border controlAdministration of justice or democratic processes (e.g. elections)

3. Is it a safety component of a regulated product?

e.g. medical device, machinery, vehicle, toy (Annex I).

Yes, it is a safety component of such a product

4. Does it do any of the following?

Article 5 prohibited practices — select all that apply, or none.

Social scoring of people by public or private actorsSubliminal, manipulative, or deceptive techniques, or exploiting vulnerabilitiesUntargeted scraping of facial images to build recognition databasesEmotion recognition in the workplace or educational settingsBiometric categorization inferring race, politics, religion, or sexual orientationReal-time remote biometric identification in public spaces for law enforcementPredicting criminal offending based solely on profiling

5. Does it interact with people or generate content?

Article 50 transparency / general-purpose AI — select all that apply, or none.

Interacts directly with people (chatbot, voice assistant, agent)Generates synthetic text, image, audio, or video (deepfakes, content)Is a general-purpose AI model that you provide to others

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This tool provides general guidance based on the EU AI Act, not legal advice. Confirm your classification with qualified counsel.