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Compliance

EU AI Act

Risk tiers, and the moment a deployer becomes a provider

What is banned, what counts as high risk, who carries which obligation, and which dates have already passed.

Start the map 5 pillars ยท 15 cards ยท about 22 minutes end to end

The map

Five minutes, once. Rate each pillar before you start and the cards you are shakiest on come first. Skipping it costs you nothing but the ordering.

  1. The risk tiers

    Four tiers, and the tier is decided by use, not by the technology.

  2. Provider, deployer, and the flip between them

    Obligations attach to a role, and the role can change under your feet.

  3. What high risk actually obliges

    A management system, data governance, human oversight, logs and a declaration.

  4. General-purpose AI models

    A separate chapter for models rather than systems, with a compute threshold.

  5. Dates, penalties, and literacy

    The regulation applies in stages, and the first stage is already behind us.

Apply it

One scenario per sitting, about ten minutes. No marking scheme that pretends to be objective โ€” a rubric you are invited to argue with.

Read against Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act), Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 (Digital Omnibus on AI), amending Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on . Regulations and frameworks change; the date is there so you can tell whether this has kept up.