The EU AI Act is more than a European regulation. Its extraterritorial reach means any organisation providing AI services to EU residents must comply.
Even limited-risk systems—such as chatbots—must inform users they’re interacting with AI. High-risk systems face stricter requirements.
- Max fine for non-compliance
- 6%
Classification and Risk
Many companies assume the AI Act applies only to high-risk AI. But the draft text shows clear intent: transparency for all and governance for high risk.
Compliance failures could bring fines of up to 6% of global turnover. Non-EU firms ignoring the act may face enforcement if they serve EU customers.
Compliance can be an opportunity to build trust.
CCL’s Compliance Service
We run workshops to identify AI systems and classify them under the Act. We perform gap analyses and develop action plans.
For high-risk systems, we implement risk management frameworks, bias testing, documentation and human oversight. We ensure clients understand the emerging legal landscape.