Does the EU AI Act actually apply to you?
Questions about each system, with follow-ups only where your answers call for them, classify its risk under the EU AI Act, and every answer cites the article it comes from. At the end you get the obligation list with the dates the law sets. If the honest answer is “you have an AI literacy duty and nothing else”, that is what it says.
Does this system do anything on the prohibited list?
Social scoring, manipulative or exploitative techniques, untargeted facial scraping, emotion recognition at work or in education, biometric categorisation by protected characteristics, real-time remote biometric identification in public spaces for law enforcement.
Frequently asked questions
Does the EU AI Act apply to my company?
Whether the EU AI Act applies is answered per AI system, not per company, because the same organisation is often the deployer of one system and the provider of another. This free EU AI Act risk classification check asks a short set of questions per system, depending on your answers, cites the article behind every answer, and returns the obligation list with the dates the law sets.
What does the free EU AI Act check ask?
Every system answers the same core questions, and a follow-up appears only when an earlier answer makes it matter, so most systems see fewer than the full set. They cover the Article 5 prohibited list, general-purpose AI models, Annex I products, Annex III areas, Article 6(3) carve-outs, your role, Article 25(1) changes, personal data, capabilities such as chatbots, generated content or deepfakes, and, where they matter, where you are established, whether you are a public body and whether the system is already on the market. Every answer cites the article it comes from.
Do I need an account to use the check?
No. The check is free and needs no account; the result is emailed to you. An account is only needed if you want the result saved in a workspace.