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The EU Digital Omnibus pushed high-risk obligations to December 2, 2027 — that's your window to implement compliance properly and affordably, instead of paying panic prices in late 2027. Fines remain up to €35M or 7% of global turnover. We're the technical implementation partner: engineers, not lawyers.
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Up to €35M or 7% of global annual turnover — whichever is higher.
AI systems classified as unacceptable risk must be discontinued immediately.
Conformity assessments, technical documentation, human oversight, and data governance.
All AI systems must disclose they are AI. Deepfakes, chatbots, and generative AI have specific rules.
From a quick risk scan to full compliance programs. Start wherever makes sense for you.
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Companies that know they use AI and need a compliance roadmap
End-to-end compliance implementation with technical controls and governance.
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Companies with high-risk AI systems needing full compliance
Continuous compliance monitoring, updates, and governance support.
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The EU AI Act categorizes AI systems into four risk levels. Your obligations depend on where your systems fall.
Must be discontinued. No exceptions.
Conformity assessments, technical documentation, human oversight, data governance, logging.
Must inform users they are interacting with AI. Label AI-generated content.
No specific obligations. Voluntary codes of conduct encouraged.
Technical depth meets regulatory expertise. We don't just advise \u2014 we implement.
We operate under the same regulations you do. No offshore compliance gaps or jurisdictional ambiguity.
We understand the code behind AI systems AND the legal framework. Most consultants only know one side.
We don’t just deliver PowerPoints. We implement technical controls, build governance systems, and write the documentation.
You work directly with a senior engineer with 10+ years of production experience — no juniors, no handoffs, no account managers.
Common questions about the EU AI Act and compliance
If you develop, deploy, or use AI systems within the EU, the AI Act likely applies to you — regardless of where your company is headquartered. This includes companies outside the EU whose AI systems affect EU citizens.
Following the EU Digital Omnibus (endorsed by Parliament on June 16, 2026, and given final Council approval on June 29, 2026), high-risk (Annex III) obligations now apply from December 2, 2027, and Annex I embedded-AI obligations from August 2028. Prohibited AI practices have been banned since February 2, 2025, and GPAI model obligations have applied since August 2, 2025.
No, and here's why: the extended window is your opportunity to implement compliance properly and affordably. Companies that start now spread the cost over normal development cycles and can ship AI features competitors won't touch. Companies that wait will compete for scarce implementation capacity at panic prices in late 2027. Compliance for high-risk systems typically takes 3–6 months — the window closes faster than it looks.
Fines range from €7.5M to €35M, or 1% to 7% of global annual turnover — whichever is higher. Prohibited AI practices carry the highest fines (€35M / 7%), while other violations range from €7.5M to €15M.
High-risk AI systems are listed in Annex III of the AI Act. They include AI used in critical infrastructure, education, employment, law enforcement, and other sensitive areas. Our Quick Scan can classify your systems in just one day.
Yes. Chatbots are classified as limited risk and must inform users they are interacting with AI. Generative AI (like content creation tools) must label their outputs as AI-generated and comply with transparency requirements.
It depends on your AI portfolio. A simple assessment takes 1 day. Full compliance for companies with high-risk systems typically takes 3–6 months. We recommend starting at least 6–12 months before the deadline.
Yes — that's the point of Cloudrix. Unlike pure legal consultancies, we are engineers: we implement technical controls, monitoring systems, and documentation pipelines directly in your codebase. We handle both the compliance strategy and the technical execution.
Absolutely. We work with companies across the EU and beyond. The AI Act applies to any company whose AI systems are used in the EU, so our services are relevant across borders.
Most companies need 6–12 months to achieve compliance. Companies that start now spread the cost over normal sprints and ship AI features competitors can't. Start with a €2,500 Quick Scan and know exactly where you stand.