Answer these questions to assess the compliance of your AI system. Approximately 20 minutes.
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This name will be used to identify your system throughout the compliance report.
This question determines whether your system qualifies as AI under the regulation. A rules-based or simple statistical system is not covered by the AI Act.
The AI Act does not apply to systems used exclusively for these purposes, whatever the type of organisation (Art. 2(3)). A system that also serves civilian uses remains in scope.
Pure scientific research, and research, testing or development before placing on the market, are outside the AI Act (Art. 2(6) and 2(8)). Testing in real-world conditions remains in scope.
A high-risk system already on the market before the obligations apply (2 December 2027, or 2 August 2028 for a regulated product) is only covered if its design changes significantly. Systems intended for public authorities must comply by 2 August 2030 at the latest (Art. 111(2)).
A system released under a free and open-source licence is outside the AI Act, unless it is high-risk, a prohibited practice (Art. 5) or subject to a transparency obligation (Art. 50) (Art. 2(12)).
Examples: GPT, Claude, Mistral, Gemini, Stable Diffusion. Informational question, not scored: if you integrate a third party's model into a system that you provide, you are a downstream provider (Art. 3(68)), and the model provider has its own obligations towards you, in particular on documentation (Art. 53(1)(b)).