Learn how the EU AI Act applies to your organisation. Answer a few quick questions to understand your risk classification.
Answer each question about your AI systems. A single "Yes" is enough to place you in a high-risk category under Article 6 and Annex III.
Is your AI system placed on the market or put into service in the EU, or does it affect people located in the EU?
This includes systems deployed by non-EU providers if the output is used within the EU.
Does your AI perform biometric identification, categorisation, or emotion recognition of people?
Examples: facial recognition, voice identification, or systems inferring emotions, political opinions, or ethnic origin.
Does your AI manage, operate, or make decisions for critical infrastructure (electricity, gas, water, transport, or financial networks)?
This includes AI controlling safety components or acting as a decision-making layer in infrastructure.
Does your AI determine access to education, evaluate students, or decide on academic progression?
Examples: automated grading systems, admissions screening tools, educational performance scoring, or vocational training access decisions.
Does your AI make or significantly influence decisions about hiring, promotion, pay, task allocation, or monitoring of workers?
Examples: CV screening, performance scoring, employee monitoring, or scheduling that affects employment conditions.
Does your AI perform credit scoring, assess insurance risk, evaluate eligibility for public benefits, or determine access to essential private services?
Examples: automated loan decisioning, insurance underwriting models, welfare eligibility screening, or utilities access scoring.
Does your AI assist law enforcement in assessing risk, predicting criminal behaviour, analysing evidence, or conducting investigative activities?
Examples: predictive policing tools, AI-assisted evidence analysis, polygraph-style systems, crime risk scoring.
Does your AI assess individuals for visa applications, asylum decisions, border crossing risk, or travel document verification?
Examples: automated visa screening, lie-detection tools at borders, biometric border systems, or migration risk profiling.
Does your AI support judicial decisions, legal fact-finding, or influence democratic processes such as elections or political advertising targeting?
Examples: AI assisting courts in assessing case outcomes, legal research systems influencing judicial reasoning, or AI targeting voters.
Under the EU AI Act, fines for most violations are the higher of €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover. Enter your organisation's global annual revenue to calculate your worst-case exposure.
This figure represents the regulatory ceiling for the most serious violations (e.g. prohibited AI practices under Article 5). Fines for other infringements are capped at €15M or 3% of turnover. See Article 99 →
This calculator is for indicative purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. See our disclaimer.
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