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EU AI Act Risk Checker

Screen concrete AI Act triggers, roles, requirements and dates with non-binding technical orientation.

This non-binding technical assessment provides initial orientation. It is not legal advice, a legally binding classification, or a conformity assessment.

Which EU AI Act requirements could affect your system?

The checker asks how the system works, how it is used and which role your organisation has. It then identifies points that may need closer review. This is not a legal classification.

Sources and legal status

Reviewed on 17 July 2026

Digital Omnibus: adopted and signed, not yet published in the Official Journal and not yet in force.

Primary sources control. Commission guidelines are non-binding interpretive aids; drafts are additionally marked as preliminary.

FAQ

Is the result legally binding or legal advice?

No. It is non-binding technical orientation based on your answers. It is not legal advice, a legally binding classification, or a conformity assessment.

What does no specific trigger identified mean?

Only that your answers did not activate a screened review trigger. It is not evidence of compliance and does not exclude other or sectoral requirements.

Are rule-based systems automatically excluded?

No. The AI-system definition does not turn on learning versus rule-based operation. Logic-based, knowledge-based, search and expert-system methods may also be covered.

How are the Omnibus dates presented?

As at 17 July 2026, the signed Digital Omnibus text has not been published in the Official Journal and is not yet in force. Its amendments are therefore marked as envisaged. Entry into force and application are stated separately.

Are my answers stored?

The check runs in your browser. If you request a response, only your email address and a result summary, not the full answer set, are transmitted to us.