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For teams that need to know which EU AI Act obligations actually apply to their AI systems.
The EU AI Act is not a generic checklist. Duties depend on role, use case, sector, model type and timing. Zahed Ashkara translates the regulation into concrete decisions: classify, prioritise, collect evidence and implement responsibly.
The first step is to determine whether you are a provider, deployer, importer, distributor or downstream actor, and whether a system is prohibited, high-risk, transparency-bound or lower risk.
A good roadmap shows what must happen now, what comes later and which evidence can realistically be built. The focus is demonstrable readiness, not empty compliance guarantees.
Lawyer focused on the EU AI Act and AI governance.
Certified AI Compliance Officer (CAICO).
Builds tools and knowledge assets around AI Act classification, HR AI, DPIA/FRIA and Article 4.
Connects legal, technical and leadership language.
Briefly share which AI systems you use or provide. The right route can then be determined: classification, gap analysis, governance or training.