FAQ

Assessing the risks of your AI tool is essential to ensure its reliability, fairness, and compliance with ethical and legal standards. AI systems can introduce biases, security vulnerabilities and unintended consequences that can affect users and stakeholders. A thorough risk assessment helps to identify potential issues early, allowing you to implement safeguards, increase transparency, and maintain trust. In addition, regulatory frameworks increasingly require AI risk management to prevent harm and ensure accountability. By proactively assessing risks, you can improve the performance and credibility of your AI tool while minimising potential liabilities.

Compliance with the AI Act is essential to ensure that your AI systems are safe, transparent and meet ethical and legal standards. The AI Act sets out clear rules to mitigate risk, prevent harm and protect fundamental rights. Failure to comply can result in legal penalties, reputational damage and restricted market access. Non-compliance can also increase the risk of customer claims and liability issues if your AI system causes harm or produces biased or unreliable results. By complying with the requirements of the AI Act, organisations can build trust, promote responsible innovation and ensure that their AI solutions meet the highest standards of accountability and fairness.

Our Compliance Scan is free (at least for now), because basic risk compliance assessments can be done easily and independently. We believe that AI compliance should be accessible and straightforward, allowing organisations to assess their risks without financial barriers. However, if you need more in-depth advice or one-to-one support, our team is always available to help. We’re here to help ensure that your AI solutions meet the necessary regulatory and ethical standards.

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