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Risk assessments, FRIA templates and contract clauses — ready in under an hour.
Do you use AI for:
Student admissions or hiring decisions?
High-risk. The Act applies to you.
Exam grading or assessments?
High-risk. The Act applies to you.
Chatbots facing citizens or students?
Limited risk. Transparency required.
Employee performance monitoring?
High-risk. The Act applies to you.
Without documentation you risk:
Complete the intake wizard. ~10 min per system.
Automatic: Green / Yellow / Red based on the AI Act.
Download the compliance bundle — ready for audit.
Automatic classification of high/limited/minimal risk per Art. 6.
Legally precise templates for FRIA, policies and procedures (NO + EN).
EU MCC-AI based clauses for AI procurement, SSA compatible.
15-day deadline to authority. Structured format with automatic deadline tracking.
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The EU AI Act is expected to enter into force in Norway in summer/autumn 2026 through the EEA Agreement. Prohibitions on unacceptable AI systems applied in the EU from 2 February 2025. Requirements for high-risk systems apply from 2 August 2026.
High-risk AI systems are defined in Art. 6 and Annex III. They include systems used for recruitment, education admissions, credit scoring, access to public services, and biometric identification.
A FRIA is required under Art. 27 for public sector deployers of high-risk AI systems. It assesses the impact on fundamental rights before the system is deployed. KI-Krav guides you through the entire process.
Fines can reach up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for the most serious infringements. For registration errors regarding high-risk systems, fines can reach €15 million.
Yes. Public sector organisations using high-risk AI systems have additional obligations, including conducting FRIAs and registering in the EU database (Art. 49). KI-Krav is specifically designed for this sector.
A provider develops the AI system. A deployer uses it in their operations. Most municipalities are deployers. Both have obligations under the AI Act, but the requirements differ.