Does the AI Regulation apply to your company?
Most SMEs use AI without building it themselves: a chatbot in customer service, a tool that pre-sorts CVs, software that reads invoices. The regulation already affects you then. We work out per situation what applies and what you need to do — in plain language, with each claim backed by a reference to the official text.
Five questions, about two minutes. You immediately get an indication of your risk class — without an account.
Where companies run into problems
"We don't build anything ourselves anyway?"
That's right, and yet the regulation applies. Whoever purchases and uses an AI system is called a user and has their own obligations — different from the supplier's, but they exist.
What that means →"When does it have to be ready?"
The regulation comes into force in phases. Part of it already applies, part is coming. Which date matters for you depends on what you use and which class it falls into.
The timeline →"What do we need to document?"
For some systems there is a documentation and logging obligation, and for almost everyone it applies that staff must understand AI sufficiently. We set out per situation what that concretely entails.
The obligations →Why you can check us
Every claim is backed by the article it comes from, with a link to EUR-Lex. Below each article is when we last checked it. We monitor official sources weekly — the regulation itself, implementing acts, guidelines from the EU AI Office and Dutch supervisory authorities.
The texts are written with AI on the basis of those sources, put through technical review and approved by a human before they go online. We tell you about this on every page — it is exactly the transparency that the regulation itself asks of others. See how we work.
What this is not: legal advice. We do not know your systems and processes and do not assess your situation. For your own case, consult a lawyer or contact the relevant supervisory authority.
Start with your own situation
Five questions about how you use AI, and you'll know which direction to search in.
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