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AI Act compliance for AI / ML companies and GenAI deployers

From high-risk classification to GPAI obligations — operationalize the EU AI Act before the August 2, 2026 enforcement wave.

Pain

AI Act high-risk decision tree is 80 pages of legalese. Your model could be Annex III high-risk and you don't know it.

What you want

Plug your model card / use cases in, get a definitive classification, a fundamental rights impact assessment template, and the post-market monitoring plan.

What you get

AI Act risk classifier wizard. FRIA generator. GPAI 10^25 FLOP self-assessment. ISO/IEC 42001 mapping.

Why AI/ML companies use NexCyber

The EU AI Act is a tiered regulation : prohibited / high-risk / limited-risk / minimal / GPAI. The classification drives 80% of your obligation load.

1. High-risk classification wizard. Walks through Annex III (employment, education, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, biometric) + Article 6 product-safety overlap. Outputs a binding classification + the obligation matrix.

2. Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA). Pre-filled template for high-risk deployers (Article 27), aligned with the AI Office's expected guidance.

3. GPAI threshold tracking. If you train a foundation model above 10^25 FLOPs (Article 51), the platform tracks your training compute and flags when you cross the systemic-risk threshold.

Three AI/ML use-cases

AI Act self-classification. Decide in 5 minutes whether your product is high-risk Annex III, limited-risk transparency, GPAI, or out of scope.

ISO/IEC 42001 alignment. Map your AI Act obligations to ISO 42001 controls — get the cross-walk that auditors expect.

GenAI provider stack. If you deploy GenAI APIs to EU users, the platform generates your transparency notices (Article 50), training data summaries, and IP rights-holder opt-out registration.

Get started

Free AI Act risk classifier. EU-hosted. No model card upload required for the free tier.

Versus what you do today

Big4 consulting · In-house spreadsheet · NexCyber.

DimensionBig4 / ConsultingIn-house spreadsheetNexCyber
First assessment delay
4–8 weeks
2–6 weeks
5 minutes
Cost per regulation cycle
€90k–170k
€30k+ hidden
Included
Reproducibility
Slide deck of the day
Depends on editor
Deterministic, identical re-runs
Article-level traceability
Footnote
Often missing
Live link to EUR-Lex
Update when law changes
Re-billed mission
Restart from scratch
Automatic, MRCC re-signed
Deliverable format
Static PDF
XLSX/Word
PDF + MRCC machine-verifiable
Auditor verification
Email + chase
Not verifiable
sha256 verified in seconds
Multi-regulation simultaneous
1 mission per regulation
Duplicates & conflicts
5 regulations, 1 source of truth
New product line evolution
Re-billed mission
Full re-entry
Clone + delta
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