EU AI Act Readiness
Practice: Data & AI · Type: Regulation
The EU AI Act is the European Union's risk-based regulation of artificial intelligence, classifying systems as prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk or minimal-risk, with obligations escalating by tier. Celeredge classifies the client's AI systems by risk tier, maps the applicable obligations, and surfaces the compliance gaps.
Benefits
- Classifies each AI system by EU AI Act risk tier — prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk.
- Maps the obligations that apply at the system's tier and scores readiness against them.
- Every score is traceable to the client's own evidence.
- Compliance gaps are ranked by severity, ready to become the remediation plan.
- A board-ready slide deck and detailed HTML report are generated automatically, and the review is re-runnable as systems change.
When to use it
- A client operates or places AI systems on the EU market and needs to know which tier each falls into.
- An organisation needs to understand its obligations and compliance gaps under the EU AI Act.
- Leadership wants a defensible readiness picture ahead of the Act's obligations taking effect.
- A new or changed AI system needs to be classified and assessed before deployment.
What it assesses
Celeredge classifies AI systems by risk tier and maps the applicable obligations, covering:
- AI system risk-tier classification
- Risk management
- Data governance
- Transparency
- Human oversight
Expected output
Per-system risk-tier classification and per-dimension scores on the framework's own scale; a confidence level and evidence citations behind every answer; compliance gaps ranked by severity; and a board-ready slide deck plus a detailed HTML report. See Maturity Scoring, Reports, and Deck Studio.
How to use it in Celeredge
- Collect evidence — see Evidence Collection.
- In Diagnose, select EU AI Act Readiness.
- Run it and watch it stream — see Running Assessments.
- Review answers with confidence + citations and accept the ones you trust.
- Send gaps for review in Diagnose — see Gap Analysis.