Mandatory obligation to enter system data before market entry
Mandatory assessment and reduction of risks at a Union-wide level
Industry standards that create presumption of conformity
Entity integrating high-risk AI into their product, assuming provider obligations
EU-based person mandated by a non-EU provider for compliance tasks
Evaluation of persons based on social behavior or personal traits
An event triggering mandatory reporting (death, harm, rights breach)
Remote biometric identification and emotion recognition
Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment for deployers
Documentation demonstrating compliance with legal requirements
Duty to disclose AI-generated or manipulated content (deepfakes)
AI-generated or manipulated image, audio, or video content that falsely appears to be authentic or truthful
Mandatory assessment proving the system is not high-risk
Continuous risk management throughout the AI lifecycle
Controlled environment for testing innovative AI before market entry
AI systems designed to interact directly with natural persons (e.g., customer service, companion AI)
AI for admissions, student evaluation, or behavior monitoring
Documentation informing deployers of capabilities and limitations
Individual whose fundamental rights may be affected by AI systems
AI practices banned due to unacceptable risk
The documented outcome of the assessment
Safety components in road, water, gas, or electricity
Formal notification of a suspected infringement
The definitive list of high-risk use cases defined in the Act
Information provided to other developers to enable their own compliance
Visible mark indicating an AI system's conformity with the Regulation
Official document issued by a Notified Body confirming the system meets requirements
Assigning persons to categories based on biometric data
Requirements for robustness, accuracy, and resilience to attacks
Detailed technical documentation for the AI Office
Obligation to notify authorities of serious incidents
AI model displaying significant generality (e.g., LLMs)
System to collect and investigate performance data throughout lifetime
Right to obtain human intervention in automated decisions
Trained computational system designed to generate outputs for inference
Official document signed by the provider stating the system is compliant
Executive body of the EU managing the database and overall policy
Independent third-party audit body that assesses high-risk AI
Non-compliance with an obligation under the Act
Entity that develops a general-purpose AI model and places it on the market or puts it into service
Advisory body composed of Member State representatives to ensure consistent application of the Act
AI systems subject to strict obligations under Title III
The 'Logic Gate' verification process required for market entry
Measures enabling natural persons to oversee AI system operation
Model evaluation to identify vulnerabilities and systemic risks
Obligation to ensure staff have sufficient AI knowledge and skills
Strategy to identify and respect rights reservations
Documented policies and procedures ensuring lifecycle compliance
Derogation for Annex III systems that do not pose significant risk
Entity in the supply chain (other than provider/importer) making AI available
AI for recruitment, CV sorting, or task allocation
Natural or legal person that develops or has an AI system developed
Voluntary commitment for non-high-risk AI to demonstrate compliance
National authority responsible for monitoring compliance and enforcement
Right for any person to submit a complaint regarding infringements
Publicly available summary of content used for training
Measures taken to bring a system into compliance or mitigate harm
Subliminal techniques that distort behavior and cause harm
Clear and meaningful info on the AI's role in a decision
Right of affected persons to receive explanation for decisions
Risk assessment based solely on profiling or personality traits
Duty to inform natural persons they are interacting with an AI system
GPAI models with high-impact capabilities or >10^25 FLOPs
Biometric ID in publicly accessible spaces for law enforcement
Natural or legal person using an AI system under its authority
Derived compliance concept representing EU-based accountability point
Written agreement defining the scope and duties of the EU representative
Automatic logging of events during system operation
Central EU electronic system for registering high-risk AI
AI for credit scoring, insurance, or social benefits
Reporting on the energy efficiency and consumption of systemic models
EU entity placing an AI system from a third country on the Union market
AI for visa applications, border security, or asylum
Automated processing of personal data to evaluate traits (Overrides exceptions)
AI for judicial research or interpretation of facts
AI system inferring emotions or intentions from biometric data
Requirements for high-quality training, validation, and testing datasets
AI for polygraphs, evidence assessment, or profiling
Commission-level body that oversees GPAI models and coordinates enforcement