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EU AI Act Risk Calculator

Classify Your AI System According to EU Regulations

About This Assessment

The EU AI Act establishes a risk-based framework for regulating artificial intelligence systems. This calculator helps you determine which risk category your AI system falls into: Unacceptable Risk (Prohibited), High-Risk, Limited Risk, or Minimal Risk.

1. What is the primary domain of your AI system?

Social scoring by public authorities or manipulation of human behavior that causes harm

Biometric identification or categorization (real-time or post, law enforcement or public)

Critical infrastructure, education, employment, essential services, law enforcement, migration, or justice administration

Chatbots, emotion recognition, or content generation (deepfakes)

Spam filters, video games, inventory management, or other general applications

2. Does your AI system make decisions that affect individuals' rights or safety?

Yes, critical decisions about access to education, employment, essential services, or law enforcement

Yes, significant decisions that may affect rights but are not critical

No, minimal or no impact on individual rights

3. Does your AI system process biometric data?

Yes, real-time remote biometric identification in public spaces

Yes, post-remote biometric identification or categorization

Yes, but only for authentication or limited purposes

No biometric data processing

4. Is your AI system used in safety-critical applications?

Yes, critical infrastructure, medical devices, or aviation safety

Yes, but with human oversight and non-critical applications

No safety-critical applications

5. Does your AI interact directly with end users?

Yes, and users are clearly informed they're interacting with AI

Yes, but users may not know they're interacting with AI

No direct user interaction

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