What does the AI Act ask of you? Tick it and take the PDF

Six questions about what you already do. At the end you get your list of obligations, each with its article, its date and what you would have to show. No sign-up and no email address.

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Tick what applies to your company

We use AI at work, even if it is just ChatGPT or CopilotAny use counts, your own or bought in. We have a chatbot or assistant that talks to customersOn the website, in support or in messaging. We publish images, video or audio generated with AIOn social media, on the website or in marketing material. We publish AI-assisted text on matters of public interestArticles, statements or analysis addressed to the public. We use AI for screening candidates, creditworthiness, biometrics, education or critical infrastructureThese are the Annex III areas. We offer an AI system to third parties under our own nameThen you are not only a deployer but a provider.

Your list

Tick something above and your list appears here, with the article and date for each obligation.

Produced by Freshlab Iberia S.L.U. Dates and article references checked against the Official Journal of the EU on 1 August 2026. This is information, not legal advice for an individual case.

What you can cross off the worry list

There is no AI Act certification you can buy. Distrust anyone selling one.
Article 4 carries no penalty of its own. It does not appear in the list in Art. 99(4). Anyone advertising training with the 15 million figure is citing the regulation wrongly.
The high-risk obligations were postponed to 2 December 2027 and 2 August 2028, and they only reach uses listed in Annex III and Annex I.
GPAI model obligations belong to whoever develops the model, not to you for using it.
Supervision and fines do not start today: they have applied since 2 August 2025. What arrives on 2 August 2026 is mainly Article 50.

If your case fits none of the lines

The most contested point is the exemption in Article 6(3): documenting why an Annex III system is not high-risk after all. That assessment is what an authority will want in writing.

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