Organisations that want AI to live up to their commitments, supported from the initial assessment through to defensible evidence.
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AI Act obligations do not weigh the same way in every profession. Our experts are qualified by sector.
Diagnostic support, case triage, medical devices: uses that are mostly classified as high-risk, with data that cannot leave the premises.
Document analysis, regulatory monitoring, clause detection: here the control point is the traceability of the human decision.
Predictive maintenance, optimisation, industrial vision: here the question is robustness and technical documentation.
Scoring and decision-support models: you need to be able to explain a recommendation to a client and to a regulator alike.
Credit scoring, fraud detection, compliance: Annex III of the AI Act, with the sector regulator on top.
Sovereignty, clearances, compartmentalisation: evaluation takes place on site, with no data transfer.
These situations are representative of the assignments we run. The organisations involved are named on request and with their agreement.
A management team discovers that several departments are using AI tools with no shared inventory. We map the systems, classify them by risk level and deliver the register.
A client requires proof of AI compliance. We produce the technical documentation and the evidence file expected, within the deadline of the tender.
A system classified as high-risk must remain under effective human oversight. We bring in the experts and log every approval in a timestamped audit trail.
The team framed our AI compliance without ever putting us on the spot. It is rigorous and deeply human.
Romain G.Operations DirectorA clear reading of the AI Act and a realistic action plan, delivered in two weeks. At last we knew where to start.
Simon H.Head of PartnershipsA free flash audit to gauge your level of compliance and identify your three priorities.