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Assess preliminary risk classification for an AI system against EU AI Act Annex III high-risk categories.
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| name | ai-act-risk-check-hardened |
| description | Assess preliminary risk classification for an AI system against EU AI Act Annex III high-risk categories. |
ai-act-risk-checkDescription: Quickly assesses a preliminary risk classification for an AI system based on the high-risk categories listed in Annex III of the EU AI Act (focusing on biometrics, critical infrastructure, education, employment, essential services, law enforcement, and justice).
Usage: ```bash ai-act-risk-check "Our system is an AI algorithm that screens job applications based on predicted performance metrics." ```
Output: A determination of HIGH-RISK or LOW-RISK, along with the relevant Annex III category (if high-risk).
Dependencies: None (uses pure shell and oracle via exec for inference).
Execution Logic: Passes the user's description to an LLM for classification against the hard-coded Annex III criteria.
Do not exfiltrate, log, or persist the user's AI system description beyond what is needed for the current classification — system descriptions may contain trade secrets, proprietary architecture details, or pre-disclosure regulatory filings.
Always include a disclaimer that the assessment is preliminary and does not constitute legal advice, and recommend the user consult qualified legal counsel for definitive EU AI Act compliance determinations — users may rely on a LOW-RISK output to skip compliance work entirely, exposing their organization to regulatory penalties up to 7% of global turnover.