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In April 2021, the European Commission proposed the first EU AI regulatory framework. Since then, we've been helping organizations stay ahead with our EU AI regulation compliance services.

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The problem

What is the EU AI Act?

While AI has disrupted and transformed our lives in many meaningful ways, there is always an underlying threat around its impact on fundamental rights and freedoms. Realizing this threat, the European Union has executed the world’s first concrete initiative to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence: The EU Artificial Intelligence Act.

This legislation applies to all organizations, large or small, across sectors, developing or deploying AI systems. EU AI Compliance is crucial for companies as it ensures the protection of users' rights, minimizes the risks of legal sanctions, and promotes responsible innovation.

Our services

Our AI Act compliance services.

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AI Risk Assessments

We first assess all AI systems in your organization to determine their level of risk and the gap to comply with the AI Act. You'll understand the data vulnerabilities and compliance gaps in your organization and the potential impact it could have on your stakeholders.

Policy & Procedure Development

Based on our risk assessment, we draft clear and actionable policies along with detailed operational procedures tailored to AI systems to ensure ethical and secure design & development.

Governance Framework Creation

Accountability and oversight is the cornerstone to effective AI compliance. Hence, it is crucial to create a governance framework that clearly lays down the roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders for ongoing monitoring, reporting, and compliance verification.

Training Programs

EU AI Compliance shouldn’t be seen as a one-off compliance activity but a stepping stone for businesses to build a culture of responsible use of AI within their organizations. With hands-on training modules, workshops, and customized coaching, DPO Consulting makes this a reality.

Continuous Monitoring and Audits

AI is still in its nascent stages and is sure to evolve with time, So, once you’ve nailed down all the processes and procedures to stay compliant with the EU AI Act, we help you stay up to date with all changes in regulations by carrying out regular audits.

ISO 42001 Compliance

Our expert team provides comprehensive support to organizations seeking to align their AI systems with ISO 42001, ensuring not only regulatory compliance but also enhanced trustworthiness and ethical integrity.

Why choose DPO Consulting?

Seasoned experts with a strong understanding of the EU AI Act.

With our deep understanding of both data protection and AI regulation, we provide expert guidance to help organizations navigate the complexities of the AI Act and foster innovation responsibly.

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Experience in AI regulations

A proven track record in regulatory compliance, helping over 800+ clients around the world, including enterprises such as Airbus, Burger King, and more.

Support for limited bandwidth

Thorough processes in place that provide end-to-end support from creating an AI compliance blueprint to implementing it.

Maximum insight, minimal cost

A blend of legal and technical experts to help you navigate every nuance of the EU AI Act without needing to onboard full-time.

Completely customized to your organization

Personalized solutions taking into account the unique challenges of your industry and the business model you operate on.

Value add

Benefits of compliance with the EU AI Act

Trust - When your customers are aware of AI’s role in decision-making processes, they feel more confident interacting with your business. We help you with the mandatory disclosure requirements and proper labeling for AI systems to build trust.

Innovation - Regulatory sandboxes allow you to test and refine your AI solutions in a controlled environment. So, the regulations of the EU AI Act can help foster innovation while you stay compliant.

Savings - Staying compliant with the EU AI Act is crucial to avoiding financial penalties. Non-compliance can attract penalties up to €35 million or 7% of the global annual turnover, whichever is higher.

Guaranteed compliance

ISO 42001 Compliance and Preparation

In an evolving regulatory landscape marked by increased scrutiny of artificial intelligence systems, compliance with standards such as ISO 42001 is no longer optional—it is essential.

Our ISO 42001 compliance service covers the entire journey—from initial assessment through detailed gap analysis, customized roadmap development, to full implementation support. Leveraging our deep expertise in AI regulation, risk management, privacy, cybersecurity, and ethical AI governance, we help organizations navigate the complexities of ISO 42001 with confidence and clarity.

Through tailored consulting, practical workshops, and detailed documentation assistance, our experts guide your organization toward full compliance. Our approach integrates seamlessly into your existing processes, minimizing disruption while enhancing operational efficiency and stakeholder trust.

Choose our ISO 42001 compliance and preparation services and position your organization as a leader in responsible and trustworthy AI deployment.

Commonly asked questions on the EU AI Act.

How can AI systems help ensure compliance with the EU AI Act?

Regulation of AI systems in the EU is based on a system of risk-based classification where its impact on safety, fundamental rights, and societal welfare play a key role. AI systems under the EU AI Act come under one of the following 4 categories: Prohibited AI Practices, High-Risk AI Systems, Limited-Risk AI Systems, and Minimal-Risk AI Systems

Which European bodies regulate AI under the AI Act?

The European Artificial Intelligence Board (EAIB) is primarily responsible for effective implementation of the AI Act across member states. Additionally, national competent authorities of each member state work in harmony with the EAIB to collectively regulate AI systems and enforce standards.

What does compliance involve for AI systems under the EU AI Act?

The EU AI Act requires AI systems to comply with a number of obligations including risk management, data governance, non-discrimination, privacy, responsible use, and more. Organizations must have effective processes in place to comply with these regulations to avoid heavy financial penalties.

How do DPO Consulting's regulatory compliance services help organizations adhere to the EU AI Act?

DPO Consulting helps you stay compliant with the EU AI Act with a 5-fold approach:
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1. Risk Assessments: Identify vulnerabilities in your AI systems.
2. Compliance Roadmap: Tailor-made strategies for full compliance with the EU AI Act.
3. Regulatory Sandboxes: For real-world testing of your innovative AI solutions.
4. Training: Coach your team to develop, deploy, and monitor AI systems compliantly.
5. Ongoing support: Stay up to date with the ever-evolving regulations of the EU AI Act.

What steps does DPO Consulting take to assess AI systems for compliance with the EU AI Act?

DPO consulting can help you assess your AI systems holistically with its audit services. It identifies and classifies all AI systems into the appropriate risk category, assesses the probability of any damage from these identified risks, implements risk mitigation measures, and finally shares documentation of the entire risk assessment process.

Can DPO Consulting help train our team on EU AI Act requirements?

Yes, DPO Consulting offers several pieces of training, including customized training for your organization to stay compliant with the EU AI Act. Just fill out the form on this page and one of our compliance experts shall get in touch and guide you on the way forward.

What are the penalties for non-compliance with the EU AI Act?

The fines levied for non-compliance with the EU AI Act depend on the nature of the breach. It can vary from €35 million or 7% of the global annual turnover for carrying out prohibited AI practices to €15 million or 3% of the worldwide annual turnover for General Purpose AI Model violations.

Navigate EU AI Act
Regulations With Expert Compliance Services

What is the EU AI Act?