Vigilens — EU AI Act classifier · Find your obligations in 6 questions

STEP 01 / 06 — ENTITY TYPE

What is your organisation's role?

Select the option that best describes your relationship to this AI system. (Source: Article 3, Recital 83)

Provider

We develop the AI system and place it on the market or put it into service under our own name

Deployer

We use an AI system built by others in our products, services, or internal operations

Both Provider & Deployer

We develop our own AI systems and also deploy third-party AI systems

Distributor / Importer

We make an AI system available on the EU market without having developed it

Product Manufacturer

We integrate an AI system into our own physical product and place it on the market

STEP 02 / 06 — PROHIBITED PRACTICES

Does your AI system perform any of the following?

These functions are prohibited under Article 5 of the EU AI Act. Select all that apply — if any apply, immediate legal review is required.

Subliminal manipulation or deception

Techniques influencing behaviour below conscious awareness, or exploiting psychological vulnerabilities — Art. 5(1)(a)(b)

Social scoring of individuals

Evaluating or classifying people based on social behaviour to determine trustworthiness — Art. 5(1)(c)

Individual predictive policing

Assessing individual criminal risk based solely on profiling or personality traits — Art. 5(1)(d)

Scraping facial recognition databases

Untargeted scraping of facial images from the internet or CCTV — Art. 5(1)(e)

Emotion recognition at work or in education

Inferring emotional states in workplace or educational contexts (except medical/safety) — Art. 5(1)(f)

Biometric categorisation to infer sensitive attributes

Using biometrics to deduce race, political opinions, religious beliefs, sexual orientation — Art. 5(1)(g)

Real-time remote biometric ID in public spaces

Live facial/biometric scanning in publicly accessible spaces — Art. 5(1)(h)

None of the above

Our system does not perform any of these prohibited functions

STEP 03 / 06 — HIGH-RISK CATEGORIES

Which categories does your AI system's use case fall into?

These are the Annex III high-risk categories under Article 6(2). Select all that apply — even partial overlap triggers high-risk status.

STEP 04 / 06 — SPECIAL SYSTEM TYPES

Does your system match any of the following?

These trigger GPAI obligations (Articles 51–55) or transparency obligations (Article 50). Select all that apply.

General-Purpose AI (GPAI) Model

A model trained on large data at scale for a wide range of tasks — Art. 3(63)

GPAI with Systemic Risk

GPAI trained with over 10²⁵ FLOPs, or designated by the Commission — Art. 51

Generates Deepfakes or Synthetic Media

AI-generated image, audio, video, or text output that could be mistaken as real — Art. 50(2)

Directly Interacts with Persons (Chatbot / Voice AI)

System that converses with natural persons who may not know they are talking to AI — Art. 50(1)

Emotion Recognition or Biometric Categorisation

Infers emotional states or categorises individuals by biometric characteristics — Art. 50(3)

Generates Public Interest Text (News, Commentary, Politics)

AI-generated text published for the public on matters of public interest — Art. 50(4)

None of the above

Our system does not match any of these special categories

STEP 05 / 06 — SCOPE & JURISDICTION

Which of the following apply to your AI system?

Certain systems are excluded from scope, and jurisdiction determines whether the Act applies. Select all that apply. (Source: Article 2)

We are established or located in the EU / EEA

Your company is registered or has a primary business location in an EU or EEA member state

We place AI systems on the EU market or put them into service in the EU

The system is made available to EU users, regardless of where you are based

Our AI system's output is used within the EU

If output affects people in the EU, the Act applies even if you are outside the EU

Military or national security use only

Excluded from scope under Article 2(3)

Scientific research & development only

Excluded until placed on the market — Article 2(6)(8)

Free & open source licence (not high-risk or prohibited)

Excluded if not integrated into a high-risk or prohibited system — Article 2(12)

Purely personal, non-professional use

Deployer obligations do not apply to natural persons using AI for personal purposes — Art. 2(10)

We are outside the EU and our AI output does not reach EU users

The EU AI Act likely does not apply — other frameworks may still apply

STEP 06 / 06 — YOUR DETAILS

Where should we send your compliance report?

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