EU AI Act Classifier, explained for beginners

The EU AI Act Classifier turns one plain sentence into an EU AI Act risk tier, showing exactly why, as a first screen before a lawyer.

What it is

The European Union's AI Act sorts AI systems into risk tiers. A few uses are banned outright ("unacceptable"), some are "high risk" with heavy obligations (hiring, education, credit, law enforcement), some only need to tell people they are talking to an AI ("limited"), and most are "minimal".

Business owners often don't know which tier their product falls in. The classifier reads a one-sentence description and answers with the tier, the exact phrase that triggered it, and the relevant part of the law. It is a first screen to start the conversation with a lawyer, not legal advice.

An everyday comparison

A tax-bracket calculator: it tells you which bracket you're in and why, before you see the accountant.

How it works, in 4 steps

1. Describe the AI system in one plain sentence.
2. The classifier looks for the uses the law names.
3. It answers with the tier and the phrase that triggered it.
4. Take that to a lawyer for the real assessment.

Try it now

Open the six live demo tools → Every button sends a real request to the live product and shows the real answer.

See it on the homepage: EU AI Act Classifier section →

Who it is for

Companies that build or use AI and sell into the European Union, especially in hiring, education, finance and public services.

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