EU Readiness Program – The EU AI Act
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) is the world’s first binding regulation for Artificial Intelligence, establishing legal accountability for how AI systems are designed, deployed, and used. AI compliance is no longer optional; it is now a market access requirement.
Compliance & Services
Readiness Model
Training, Awareness, Gap Analysis, and Compliance Enablement services mapped to EU AI Act clauses.
View Service Model →Validation Platform
Audit-ready AI validation with clause-level mapping and immutable evidence for continuous compliance.
View Platform Specs →Risk Classification
Understanding the risk-based approach: Unacceptable, High, and Minimal/Limited Risk obligations.
View Risk Tiers →Systems in Scope
Applicability for LLMs, Generative AI, Biometric systems, Agentic AI, and Classical Machine Learning.
View Scope Details →Key Compliance Timeline
Feb 2, 2025
General provisions and prohibitions apply.
Aug 2, 2025
Rules for GPAI apply and governance in place.
Aug 2, 2026
Majority rules come into force and enforcement starts.
Ready to Secure AI Compliance?
Whether you need a full readiness model or our AI Validation Platform, we are ready to help.
CNLABS EU AI Act Readiness Model
1. Training & Awareness
Role-based sessions to help organisations:
- Understand applicability and non-applicability
- Align legal, compliance, product, and AI teams
- Identify responsibilities across business units
2. Pre-Compliance & Gap Analysis
- AI system inventory and scoping
- Risk classification aligned to the EU AI Act
- Testing mapped to EU AI Act clauses and gap analysis for Articles 9-15
3. Compliance Enablement
- Evidence generation as per Annexe-IV requirements of AIA
- Audit-ready documentation
- Ongoing monitoring support
CNLABS AI Validation Platform
Operationalising EU AI Act Compliance
Our AI Validation Platform is built specifically to support audit-ready EU AI Act compliance, not just AI testing.
What makes it different:
- Clause-level mapping of validation results to EU AI Act obligations
- Independent, vendor-neutral validation architecture
- Immutable evidence and full traceability
- Support for LLMs, multimodal, and agentic AI systems
- Designed for continuous compliance, not one-off checks
Risk-Based Regulation
The EU AI Act introduces a risk-based approach, with different obligations depending on the risk posed by the AI system.
- Minimal & Limited Risk AI: Transparency obligations
- High-Risk AI: Strict compliance requirements
- Unacceptable Risk AI: Prohibited practices
Most regulatory obligations apply to High-Risk AI systems.
AI Systems in Scope
- LLMs and Generative AI
- Decision-making and scoring systems
- Biometric, vision, voice, and multimodal AI
- Agentic AI systems
- Classical ML (credit scoring, fraud detection, recommendations)