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High-Risk AI

HR AI Is High-Risk: Recruitment, Screening, and the Duties That Follow

Recruitment and workforce-management AI falls within Annex III. This paper maps what is in scope, how the Act meets GDPR and equal-treatment law, and the data-governance duties that follow.

AI Governance

The EU AI Act's Forgotten Half: What Article 26 Means for Deployers

Most EU AI Act guidance targets providers. Article 26 places eight complex obligations, plus the Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment, on deployers of high-risk AI. Here is where to begin.

EU AI Act

Article 72: Post-Market Monitoring Without a Second Compliance Programme

Article 72 requires a post-market monitoring plan for high-risk AI. Done well, it reuses the infrastructure you already run rather than spawning a second compliance programme.

AI Governance

Annex IV Is a Living File, Not a One-Off: What Notified Bodies Actually Expect

Annex IV is not a one-off deliverable. It is a living technical file across fourteen elements, and the standard notified bodies expect is higher than the text suggests.

AI Governance

Article 14 and the Problem of Oversight Theatre

Article 14 requires effective human oversight of high-risk AI. The hard part is designing oversight that is genuine rather than nominal, without making the system useless.

AI Governance

Risk Classification Under the AI Act: The Decision That Sets Everything Else

Classification is the first legal obligation and the costliest to get wrong. This guide maps the four tiers, the Article 6(3) exception, and the modern edge cases that break old frameworks.

AI Governance