The AI Act, on Epic Assess.

The AI Act is Europe’s law on artificial intelligence. On Epic Assess you handle it on the same system as NIS2: you inventory your AI systems, classify their risk, manage the obligations and prepare the documents, without starting over.

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Europe’s first law on artificial intelligence.

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

Four risk levels.

Applies in stages, from 2025 to 2028.

Unacceptable

Uses banned across the EU, like giving people a “social score” or manipulating them.

The deadlines

2025

Bans on the most dangerous uses take effect.

2026

From August, transparency duties for chatbots and AI-generated content.

2027

From December, high-risk AI obligations. For regulated products, from 2028.

The deadlines

2025

Bans on the most dangerous uses take effect.

2026

From August, transparency duties for chatbots and AI-generated content.

2027

From December, high-risk AI obligations. For regulated products, from 2028.

Does this concern your company?

If you use artificial intelligence in your business, it concerns you too.

You don’t have to build AI to have obligations: using it is enough. A tool that screens CVs, an assistant that assesses credit applications, software that helps you decide - if you use it in your business, the AI Act asks you to know which AI systems you have, how risky they are, and how you keep them under control.

  • Who it concerns

    Companies that use AI in their work, not only those who build it.

  • What changes

    You need to know which AI systems you use, how risky they are, and how you control them.

  • Why now

    Bans and transparency already apply; high-risk rules arrive in December 2027: better to move early.

Already under NIS2? You’re starting ahead: AI systems are part of the same supplier chain.

The same method as NIS2, for the AI Act too.

  1. The list of the AI you use

    The register of the AI systems you use, with vendor, purpose and scope.

  2. How risky each one is

    The platform proposes a risk level for each system; you confirm it.

  3. What you have to do

    From the risk level come concrete obligations: transparency, human oversight, instructions for use.

  4. The documents ready

    Drafts become documents to approve and sign, with the same traceability as NIS2.

The work you do for NIS2 isn’t wasted.

The platform runs controls through a single method, already aligned with the international security standards. The same controls serve your certifications and are the base for the AI Act.

One control, many regulations: security, certifications and the AI Act, on the same base.