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AI Compliance

AI compliance encompasses adherence to all regulatory requirements when deploying artificial intelligence — from the EU AI Act through GDPR to industry-specific regulations. It includes risk classification, documentation obligations, transparency requirements, data protection impact assessments, and regular audits of AI systems.

Why does this matter?

The EU AI Act makes AI compliance mandatory for European companies — with severe penalties for violations (up to EUR 35 million or 7% of annual revenue). But compliance is more than obligation: it protects against reputational damage, builds customer trust, and is increasingly a prerequisite in B2B tenders.

How IJONIS uses this

We conduct AI compliance assessments per EU AI Act: risk classification of all AI systems, gap analysis against regulatory requirements, creation of required documentation, and implementation of technical compliance measures (audit trails, transparency reports, GDPR-compliant data pipelines). This ensures you are audit-ready.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which AI applications are affected by the EU AI Act?
Essentially all AI systems deployed in the EU. The EU AI Act distinguishes four risk levels: prohibited (e.g., social scoring), high (personnel selection, credit decisions), limited (chatbots), and minimal (spam filters). High-risk systems face the strictest requirements for documentation, testing, and transparency.
By when must my company be EU AI Act compliant?
Implementation deadlines are staggered: prohibited practices apply since February 2025, AI competence obligations since February 2025, high-risk requirements from August 2026. We recommend starting inventory now — documentation requirements are extensive and need lead time.
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