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EU AI Act check

Which EU AI Act rules may apply to your AI?

Answer a few questions about where you use AI. You see which high-risk areas of the EU AI Act may apply, what that means for you, and from which date.

This check gives an indication. It is not legal advice.

  1. Prohibited practices and AI literacy
  2. General-purpose AI
  3. High-risk systems in Annex III
  4. High-risk systems in Annex I

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744.

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High-risk AI is not limited to regulated sectors

A first screen of the MetroMinds Library shows that about 1 in 15 use cases touch an area listed in Annex III. They come from more than ten industries, and most of them sit in operations rather than in HR or IT. Whether a system is high-risk depends on its purpose, not on the technology behind it.

Where the flagged use cases come from

94
Energy and utilities
61
Professional services
58
Government

Financial services, education and healthcare follow, so this is far from a topic for banks and public bodies alone.

Why EU AI Act compliance starts with finding your AI
Horizontal bar chart of public Library use cases per Annex III area: employment 151, critical infrastructure 91, public benefits 54, creditworthiness 19, education 16, life and health insurance pricing 4.
Source: MetroMinds Library, 4,980 use cases August 2026. First screen on titles.

From a first check to an AI register you can show a supervisor

MetroMinds runs a portfolio analysis of your applications to find where AI is used, including AI features inside vendor software. Every system lands in an AI register that records what the EU AI Act asks you to know: purpose, your role as provider or deployer, risk category, human oversight, logs and owner.

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