With the EU AI Act, the European Union is establishing, for the first time, a comprehensive regulatory framework for the use of artificial intelligence. The goal is to enable innovation while minimizing risks to safety, transparency, and fundamental rights. The regulation takes a risk-based approach: Depending on the area of application and the criticality of an AI system, tiered requirements apply — ranging from transparency obligations to strict authorization requirements or bans on certain applications.
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For companies, this means that AI can no longer be viewed solely as a technological innovation, but is becoming an integral part of governance, compliance, and risk management.
Our support regarding the EU AI Act
We help you translate the regulatory framework of the EU AI Act into practical and audit-ready structures — from classifying your AI applications to their sustainable integration into your IT and compliance organization.
In doing so, we combine technological expertise with regulatory knowledge and an understanding of the requirements for audit-ready documentation.
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AI use case analysis and classification
Classification of your AI applications by risk category in accordance with the EU AI Act
Gap analysis and compliance check
- Assessment of existing AI systems with regard to transparency, documentation, and governance requirements
Establishing AI governance structures
Developing guidelines, role models, and control mechanisms for the responsible use of AI
Data and model governance
- Ensuring data quality, traceability, and auditability of AI models
Transparency and disclosure requirements
- Implementation of regulatory requirements for disclosing the use of AI to users and stakeholders
Risk management for AI systems
- Identification, assessment, and management of risks throughout the lifecycle of AI applications
Audit and assurance services
- Independent evaluation of AI systems and preparation for external audits and certifications