Methodology

This tool implements the classification rules of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the EU AI Act) against the consolidated text published 2024-07-12, using the law-in-force application dates from the official AI Act implementation timeline. Verified 2026-06-12.

A Digital Omnibus simplification package reached a provisional political agreement on 7 May 2026 that would move the high-risk Annex III deadline to 2 Dec 2027 and the Annex I safety-component deadline to 2 Aug 2028. Because it has not yet been formally adopted or published in the Official Journal, the verdict uses the law-in-force dates (Annex III: 2 Aug 2026; Annex I: 2 Aug 2027) and shows the Omnibus deltas as a forward-looking caveat — not as enacted law.

What the classifier evaluates

  1. Article 5 prohibited practices. Any selected flag short-circuits the verdict to "prohibited" with a maximum fine ceiling of €35M or 7% of worldwide annual turnover (Article 99). Application date: 2025-02-02.
  2. Article 6 high-risk. Triggered by either being a safety component of an Annex I product OR falling into one of the 8 Annex III categories. Both together produce a dual classification covering Article 6(1) and Article 6(2).
  3. Article 50 transparency. Triggered when the system interacts with natural persons or generates synthetic content (audio / image / video / text).
  4. Articles 53 / 55 GPAI track. Orthogonal to the tier. Providers placing the GPAI model on the market trigger Article 53 obligations; cumulative training compute ≥ 1e25 FLOPs adds Article 55 systemic-risk obligations. Downstream integrators are mapped to Article 53(1)(b).

What it does NOT certify

This is a structured estimate, not legal advice. It does not assess Annex I harmonised product legislation conformity routes, post-market monitoring plans (Article 72), substantial-modification triggers, or national derogations under Article 2(3).

Sources

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