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AI Act (EU Regulation 2024/1689 on Artificial Intelligence)
The AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive regulatory framework dedicated to artificial intelligence and applies to those who develop, place on the market, or use AI systems within the European Union.
The Regulation adopts a risk-based approach: the higher the potential impact of a system on people’s rights and safety, the stricter the technical, organizational and documentation requirements become.
The AI Act applies not only to providers developing systems, but also to organizations using them in a professional context (deployers), with responsibilities extending across the entire AI value chain.
Failure to comply may result in significant fines, the inability to market the system within the EU and significant reputational consequences.
The Regulation classifies AI systems into 4 risk levels:
- Unacceptable risk: prohibited practices (e.g. social scoring, cognitive manipulation and certain forms of biometric recognition).
- High risk: systems impacting safety or fundamental rights (e.g. recruitment, credit scoring, critical infrastructures, medical devices).
- Limited risk: systems subject to transparency obligations (e.g. chatbots, AI-generated content requiring labeling).
- Minimal risk: most applications, with no specific obligations.
The Regulation also introduces dedicated requirements for General-Purpose AI (GPAI) models.
Argo Cyber helps organizations understand their actual regulatory exposure by determining which category their AI systems fall into and defining a compliance pathway proportionate to the level of risk.





















