EU AI Act risk classifier.
A 6-question decision-tree wizard. Tells you whether your AI system falls into Prohibited, High-risk, Limited-risk, or Minimal-risk under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, with the relevant Article and Annex citations and a checklist of next steps.
Does your AI system include any of these specific uses?
Article 5 of the EU AI Act prohibits these outright, regardless of context.
How the classifier reasons
The wizard implements the public decision tree of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689: first it tests Article 5 prohibited practices, then Annex III high-risk domains and biometric processing, then Article 50 transparency-trigger interactions, finally minimal risk. Article 2 territorial scope is checked at the end.
The output cites the specific Article or Annex that drives the conclusion. The next-steps list is taken directly from the obligations attached to that tier in the regulation - Articles 8 to 22 for high-risk providers, Article 27 fundamental rights impact assessment for high-risk deployers, Article 50 transparency, and Articles 72 to 73 post-market monitoring.
Where it cannot replace counsel
A real classification depends on technical documentation, training data lineage, deployment context, and any sectoral overlay - medical devices (MDR), financial services, automotive, machinery, lifts, and toys all add their own conformity regime that interacts with the AI Act.
For a binding classification, conformity assessment, or registration in the EU AI Act database, use the intake form. We support providers and deployers with documentation, FRIA execution, and AI Act audit readiness.
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