EU AI Act classifier

Answer eight questions about one AI system and read its outcome under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689: classification, obligation set, the date it applies and the fine ceiling. Free for one system at a time. A licence key unlocks unlimited systems in a register you can export as CSV. Summaries in Bindler's words with the article cited; the Regulation controls. Not legal advice.

AI system name

Your role (Article 3)

In scope? (Article 2: not military or national security only, not research only, not personal use)

General-purpose AI model? (Article 3(63))

Annex III use case

Any Article 5 prohibited practice?

Safety component of an Annex I product with third-party conformity assessment? (Article 6(1))

Performs profiling of natural persons?

Article 6(3) exemption claimed? (narrow procedural task, improves prior human work, pattern detection without replacing human assessment, preparatory task)

Article 50 trigger? (interacts with people, generates synthetic content, emotion recognition or biometric categorisation, deep fakes)

Placed on the market before 2 August 2026?

Worldwide annual turnover (EUR, optional, for the fine ceiling)

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Logic: prohibited beats everything (Article 5); then high-risk if Article 6(1) applies or an Annex III use case applies with profiling or without a valid Article 6(3) exemption; then general-purpose AI model; then Article 50 transparency; else minimal risk. Dates from Articles 111 and 113; fines from Article 99 (SMEs: the lower of the amount and the percentage, Article 99(6)). The Excel workbook does the same for a whole register with 23 obligations by role: EU AI Act Obligations Workbook.

EU AI Act classifier

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