Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
The EU AI Act has an extraterritorial scope. It does not matter where your company is headquartered; if your AI system impacts people in the EU, you are liable for compliance and subject to fines up to €35M or 7% of global turnover.
Providers (Developers)
Entities developing AI systems and placing them on the EU market under their own name. You bear the heaviest compliance burden.
Deployers (Corporate Users)
Companies using AI systems internally or providing them to customers. You must ensure human oversight and conduct impact assessments.
Importers & Distributors
Entities making third-party AI systems available in the EU. You must verify the provider has applied the CE marking and technical docs.
Authorized Reps
Legally mandated proxies located in the EU acting on behalf of non-EU providers to interact with regulatory authorities.
The Legal Framework Simplified
Obligations are strictly tied to the risk level of your system architecture.
Prohibited Practices
Systems involving social scoring, cognitive manipulation, untargeted facial scraping, or predictive policing.
Strict Obligations
AI used in critical infrastructure, HR, education, law enforcement, or as safety components in regulated products.
Transparency Rules
General purpose foundation models, chatbots, deepfakes, and emotion recognition systems.
The Enforcement Timeline
The AI Act is rolling out in phased tiers. We are currently in the critical grace period before the heaviest fines take effect.
Entry Into Force
The regulation officially became law across all EU member states.
Prohibitions Enforced
Ban on unacceptable risk AI systems (e.g., social scoring) fully operational.
GPAI Rules & Penalties Apply
Obligations for General Purpose AI providers (transparency, copyright) took effect.
August 2026
High-Risk Systems (Annex III)
The heaviest compliance burdens hit the market. Conformity assessments, CE marking, Quality Management Systems (QMS), and EU Database registrations become mandatory for all Annex III systems.
High-Risk Safety Components (Annex I)
Obligations apply for AI acting as a safety component in regulated hardware (medical devices, machinery, etc.).
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- Official Risk Classification Certificate
- Article 6(3) Derogation Memos
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- EU Declaration of Conformity (Annex V)
- Technical Documentation Outline (Annex IV)
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