EU AI Act

EU AI Act Practitioner

Name: EuroCompliant AI Compliance Copilot
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Author: EuroCompliant

Deployer obligations, transparency duties, GPAI systemic risk, and fundamental rights impact assessments under the AI Act.

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Question 1 of 13

Under Article 26, what is a key obligation of a deployer (as opposed to a provider) of a high-risk AI system?

Using the system in accordance with the instructions for use and monitoring its operationRegistering as a notified bodyRedesigning the system's underlying model architectureDeployers have no obligations under the Act

Question 2 of 13

Article 27 requires certain deployers of high-risk AI systems to carry out what kind of assessment before first use?

A fundamental rights impact assessmentA trademark searchA tax compliance reviewA financial audit

Question 3 of 13

Which of the following deployers are typically subject to the fundamental rights impact assessment obligation under Article 27?

Select all that apply.

Bodies governed by public lawAny company using a spam filterPrivate operators providing public servicesEntities assessing creditworthiness or conducting risk assessment/pricing for life and health insurance

Question 4 of 13

Article 50 imposes transparency obligations on providers/deployers of certain AI systems. Which example is directly covered?

A basic spreadsheet formulaA calculator appA physical thermostatAn AI system generating or manipulating image, audio or video content constituting a 'deep fake'

Question 5 of 13

What must providers of AI systems intended to interact directly with natural persons generally ensure under Article 50?

That the system is free of chargeThat users are never told they are interacting with AIThat the system is open sourceThat natural persons are informed they are interacting with an AI system, unless obvious from the context

Question 6 of 13

Under Article 51, when is a general-purpose AI (GPAI) model classified as posing 'systemic risk'?

Whenever any company releases a GPAI modelOnly if the model is used exclusively by governmentsBased on criteria including high-impact capabilities evaluated using technical tools/methodologies, including compute used for trainingNever — systemic risk does not apply to GPAI models

Question 7 of 13

Article 55 imposes additional obligations on providers of GPAI models with systemic risk. Which of the following is one of them?

No additional obligations apply beyond standard GPAI dutiesObtaining a separate license for every EU Member State individuallyConducting model evaluations, including adversarial testing, and reporting serious incidentsPublishing the personal data of all users

Question 8 of 13

Which of the following AI systems would generally be classified as high-risk under Annex III if used for that purpose?

A weather forecasting model with no bearing on individual rightsA generic office spreadsheet toolA system used to evaluate candidates in recruitment or selection processesA children's drawing app

Question 9 of 13

Which elements are typically part of the 'technical documentation' a provider of a high-risk AI system must maintain under Article 11?

Select all that apply.

Details on monitoring, functioning and control of the systemThe provider's unrelated internal HR policiesA general description of the AI system and its intended purposeInformation on the design specifications and development process

Question 10 of 13

Article 6 sets out classification rules for high-risk AI systems. Besides the Annex III use-case list, what is the other route to high-risk classification?

The AI system is a safety component of, or is itself, a product covered by specific EU harmonisation legislation listed in Annex I, and is required to undergo third-party conformity assessmentAny system built using a specific named programming languageThere is no other route — only Annex III mattersAny system costing more than EUR 1 million to develop

Question 11 of 13

A provider can, in principle, determine that an AI system falling within an Annex III use case is not high-risk if it does not pose a significant risk of harm, subject to conditions and documentation of that assessment.

TrueFalse

Question 12 of 13

What is a 'notified body' under the AI Act?

A conformity assessment body designated by a Member State to assess the conformity of certain high-risk AI systemsA government press officeA trade union representativeAn informal industry newsletter

Question 13 of 13

Article 15 requires high-risk AI systems to achieve an appropriate level of what, throughout their lifecycle?

Accuracy, robustness and cybersecurityOpen-source licensingPhysical size reductionMarketing appeal

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