EU AI Act Copilot for independent consultants
Classify a client's AI system correctly before any remediation begins.
Deliver EU AI Act classification work
- Place a client's AI system into the prohibited, high, limited, or minimal tier
- Test the system against Annex III high-risk use cases
- Identify general-purpose AI (GPAI) obligations where they apply
- Scope the conformity assessment for high-risk systems
- Map EU AI Act work to ISO 42001 controls a client may hold
- Reusable classification approach across client engagements
Classifying a client's AI system against Annex III before remediation
Every EU AI Act engagement turns on classification, and remediation done before classification is usually wasted. The Act sorts systems into tiers — prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, and minimal-risk — and the consequences differ sharply at each level. The decisive step for most clients is testing the system against the Annex III high-risk use cases, because landing there triggers conformity assessment and a substantial obligation set. Separately, providers of general-purpose AI models carry their own GPAI obligations regardless of downstream use. ISMS Copilot helps consultants reason through the tier boundaries, walk a client's system against Annex III, flag GPAI exposure, and scope the conformity assessment that follows. That sequencing keeps your engagement honest: classify first, then build the remediation plan the classification actually requires.
Explore the EU AI Act Copilot →Classify first with the free risk-tier checker
Since remediation before classification is wasted, start every engagement with the free EU AI Act Risk-Tier Checker: a deterministic prohibited/high-risk/limited/minimal classification (with the GPAI axis) against Regulation 2024/1689 in a few questions — the input to the Annex III analysis, not a replacement for it.
Open the free EU AI Act Risk-Tier Checker →Frequently Asked Questions
What are the EU AI Act risk tiers?
The Act sorts AI systems into prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, and minimal-risk, with obligations escalating sharply for high-risk systems.
Why classify against Annex III first?
Annex III lists the high-risk use cases. Landing there triggers conformity assessment and a large obligation set, so classification has to come before any remediation plan.
Does ISMS Copilot cover GPAI obligations?
Yes. It helps you identify where general-purpose AI model obligations apply, which exist independently of how a downstream system is classified.
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