Streamline your compliance with the EU AI Act using the cutting-edge AI governance and audit solution offered by the Holistic AI Platform. Our comprehensive strategy ensures a seamless adherence to regulatory requirements, minimizing the burden on your team. With Holistic AI, you can confidently navigate through the complexities of regulations while dedicating your focus to core business objectives.
Why work with us:
The EU AI Act is a proposed law by the European Commission to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) across all sectors. The Act takes a risk-based approach to AI regulation, classifying systems into one of four categories based on the risk level: low/minimal risk, limited risk, high risk, and unacceptable risk.
First proposed in April 2021, the EU AI Act is set to be the “GDPR for AI”, with hefty penalties for non-compliance, extra-territorial scope, and a broad set of mandatory requirements for organisations that develop and deploy AI.
Our methodology for independent third-party audits guarantees regular checks on your online platforms' algorithmic performance. This enhances transparency and efficiency, while also ensuring compliance with DSA requirements easily.
AI systems that pose lower levels of risk to individuals.
May pose lower risks than high-risk AI systems but still require some form of oversight.
Pose a significant risk to the health, safety, or fundamental rights of individuals.
Resulting in physical or psychological harm, exploit the vulnerabilities of groups, are used for social scoring by governments, or are used for real-time biometric monitoring in a public area by law enforcement.
Enterprises developing and deploying AI must comply with the AI Act's comprehensive requirements and undergo a conformity assessment. To ensure your organisation is compliant, we will take the following steps:
Penalties for non-compliance could reach €40m or up to 7% of global turnover, whichever is higher. But the repercussions are not just financial - they're reputational too.
Schedule a callAvoid potential legal and financial penalties and reputational damage associated with non-compliance.
Identify and mitigate potential risks associated with AI systems, such as bias, privacy concerns, and security vulnerabilities.
Maintaining competitive advantage and confidence in your AI systems among users, customers, and stakeholders, and demonstrate their commitment to responsible and ethical AI practices.