EU AI Act compliance by industry

Credit scoring, insurance underwriting, and access to essential financial services face heightened scrutiny under the EU AI Act. Know your risk classification before your next audit.

Clinical AI, diagnostic algorithms, and patient triage systems intersect with both the EU AI Act and existing medical device regulations. Start with a structured assessment.

CV screening, candidate ranking, and employee performance monitoring are listed as high-risk in Annex III (duties from 2 December 2027). Emotion recognition in hiring or the workplace is already prohibited.

AI embedded as safety components in machinery, lifts, medical devices, and pressure equipment falls under Annex I high-risk categories, often requiring third-party conformity assessment.

AI assisting judicial authorities, influencing democratic processes, or making consequential legal predictions faces specific EU AI Act obligations, including potential high-risk classification under Annex III.