Find out in 5 minutes which EU AI Act obligations apply to your business. Get a free PDF report with your risk classification, deadlines, and required actions.
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The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI regulation. It entered into force on 1 August 2024 and applies to every organisation that develops, provides, or uses AI systems within the European Union. The law uses a risk-based approach: the higher the risk of an AI system, the stricter the requirements.
For SMEs, this means you need to know which AI tools you use, what risk category they fall into, and what documentation you need. The penalties for non-compliance are significant: up to 35 million euros or 7% of global annual turnover.
Feb 2025
AI literacy & banned AI
Article 4 requires organisations to take measures supporting AI literacy among staff working with AI; no specific level per individual has to be guaranteed. Prohibited AI practices are banned.
Aug 2026
Transparency obligations
Chatbots must disclose they are AI. AI-generated content (deepfakes, images, text) must be labelled.
Dec 2027
High-risk AI systems
Full compliance for high-risk AI: conformity assessment, documentation, human oversight, risk management.
Aug 2025
General-purpose AI
Providers of GPAI models must comply with transparency and documentation rules (Chapter V). Models already on the market before that date have until 2 August 2027.
The Digital Omnibus shifted the high-risk deadline from August 2026 to December 2027. It was published as Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 and has been in force since 27 July 2026, so those dates are binding law.
Tell us about your organisation, the AI tools you use, and how you use them. Takes about 5 minutes.
Our algorithm classifies your AI use across the four EU AI Act risk categories: prohibited, high, limited, and minimal risk.
Receive a personalised report with your obligations, relevant deadlines, and concrete next steps for your organisation.
You use AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, or AI-powered software in your business
You develop or sell AI-powered products or services within the EU
You work in a regulated sector: healthcare, finance, education, HR, or legal
You want to understand your obligations before the deadlines hit
You need to build an AI register and generate compliance documentation
You want to train your team on AI literacy (required since February 2025)
Click a question to see the answer. These are fixed answers; the AI Act assistant inside the platform answers your own questions.
Yes, the AI Risk Scanner is completely free. You get instant insight into your risk category and a PDF report with your obligations. No account or email required.
If you develop, provide, or use AI systems within the EU, the AI Act applies to you. This includes using AI tools like ChatGPT, AI-powered CRM systems, or any software with AI features. The obligations depend on the risk category of your AI use.
Penalties range from 7.5 million to 35 million euros, or 1% to 7% of global annual turnover. Art. 99(3) prohibited AI: up to EUR 35m or 7%. Art. 99(4) other obligations: up to EUR 15m or 3%. Art. 99(5) incorrect/misleading info to authorities or notified bodies: up to EUR 7.5m or 1%. For SMEs and startups (Art. 99(6)) the fine is the lower of the fixed amount or the revenue percentage.
The scanner questions are currently in Dutch, but the risk categories and obligations are universal across the EU. We are working on a full English version. In the meantime, browser translation tools work well with the scanner.
You receive a personalised PDF report with your risk classification, applicable deadlines, and recommended next steps. You can optionally create a free account to build your full AI register and generate compliance documentation.
The AI literacy obligation is already in force. Transparency rules start August 2026. High-risk obligations follow in 2027. Start your free risk scan today.
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