What is the EU AI Act?

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is the world’s first comprehensive legal framework governing the development and use of artificial intelligence.
It aims to ensure that AI systems placed on the EU market are safe, transparent, traceable, and under human oversight, while fostering trust and innovation.

The Act establishes a risk-based approach, classifying AI systems into four categories:

  • Unacceptable risk – AI systems that threaten fundamental rights or safety (e.g., social scoring) are prohibited.

  • High risk – Systems in critical sectors such as healthcare, employment, education, finance, or infrastructure must meet strict obligations.

  • Limited risk – Systems must disclose AI use and enable informed user choice.

  • Minimal risk – Systems such as spam filters or AI-enhanced games face minimal obligations.

The regulation applies to providers, deployers, distributors, and importers of AI systems within or targeting the EU market — including organizations outside Europe offering AI services that impact EU users.

Core Requirements

Organizations developing or deploying AI systems under the EU AI Act will need to:

  • Establish AI risk-management processes throughout the system lifecycle.

  • Maintain comprehensive technical documentation and model transparency records.

  • Ensure high-quality and representative data to prevent bias or discrimination.

  • Implement human oversight and accountability mechanisms.

  • Conduct conformity assessments for high-risk AI systems before market placement.

  • Enable post-market monitoring and incident reporting.

  • Uphold fundamental rights and ethical principles in design and operation.

These obligations are designed to balance safety, innovation, and accountability, setting a global benchmark for AI regulation.

How Darior Can Help

1. Regulatory Readiness & Risk Assessment

Identify how the EU AI Act applies to your organization and where to focus compliance efforts.
Includes: scope and role analysis, AI system inventory, gap assessments, risk classification, and ethical or human-rights risk evaluation.

2. Governance & Policy Framework Design

Establish clear accountability and oversight for compliant, responsible AI operations.
Includes: governance policy development, human oversight design, documentation standards, transparency controls, and data-governance principles.

3. Compliance Implementation & Documentation

Turn regulatory requirements into structured, auditable processes.
Includes: technical documentation, conformity-assessment preparation, lifecycle risk management, bias mitigation, and post-deployment monitoring.

4. Training & Capability Building

Equip teams with the knowledge to maintain AI compliance and responsibility.
Includes: tailored training for leadership and technical staff, hands-on workshops, and compliance playbooks.

5. Continuous Monitoring & Audit Readiness

Ensure long-term compliance through governance reviews and performance tracking.
Includes: post-market monitoring, incident reporting, KPI tracking, and periodic audit readiness assessments.

Darior delivers end-to-end EU AI Act support — from initial readiness to continuous compliance — helping organizations build safe, transparent, and trustworthy AI systems.