EU AI Act Risk Classifier
Pick your AI use cases for a directional Prohibited / High / Limited / Minimal tier and the obligations it triggers — a starting point for internal planning and EU customer conversations.
Minimal risk: no mandatory duties; voluntary alignment recommended.
This classification is derived from the use cases and model attributes you selected. It is a directional self-assessment — not legal advice, and not a substitute for conformity assessment or registration. The same model may fall into different tiers depending on its actual use and your role (provider or deployer); the final determination must follow the product’s real purpose and official guidance, reviewed by qualified professionals.
Obligations for this tier
- Join EU AI voluntary code of conduct
- Internal model cards + lightweight transparency log
- Track GPAI systemic-risk threshold updates
The application timeline this classification is based on
See all 28 obligations and sources2024-08-01
Regulation enters into force
2025-02-02
General provisions and prohibited practices apply
2025-08-02
GPAI model obligations and governance framework apply
2026-08-02
General date of application; Article 50 transparency rules apply; enforcement starts
2026-12-02
Two new prohibitions apply; Article 50(2) retrofit deadline for legacy synthetic-content systems
2027-08-02
Legacy GPAI models must be compliant; national regulatory sandboxes operational
2027-12-02
Rules for Annex III high-risk AI systems apply (as postponed by the AI Omnibus)
2028-08-02
Rules for Annex I embedded high-risk AI systems apply (as postponed by the AI Omnibus)
2030-08-02
Compliance deadline for legacy high-risk systems intended for use by public authorities
Note: the GPAI obligations in Chapter V are a separate track from the four risk tiers above — one product can be a limited-risk system and a GPAI provider at the same time.
Content as of 2026-09-12 · corpus 2026.09|Compiled from public official sources with links and review dates for compliance decision support. Rules change; have licensed professionals review before external disclosure, regulatory filing or contractual commitments.