Understand your obligations under the world's first comprehensive AI law. We help you stay compliant with High-Risk AI system regulations.
The EU AI Act categorizes AI systems into four levels of risk. Most AI used in employment (CV scanning, candidate ranking) falls into the High-Risk category.
Determine where your hiring technology falls under the EU AI Act.
The EU AI Act classifies AI systems by risk. Most employment and HR systems fall into the "High-Risk" category.
The Act distinguishes between the Provider (who develops the AI) and the Deployer/User (who uses it for hiring).
| Responsibility | Expert Hire (Provider) | You (Deployer) |
|---|---|---|
| CE Marking & Conformity Assessment | ||
| Risk Management System | ||
| Data Governance & Bias Mitigation | ||
| Ensure human oversight during use | ||
| Follow instructions of use | ||
| Inform workers/candidates (Transparency) |
As the provider of the AI system, Expert Hire shoulders the majority of the compliance burden (conformity assessments, quality management, logging).
The system automatically logs all outputs, conformities, and risk assessments for future audits.
We offer EU-specific data residency options and disable prohibited features (like emotion recognition) by default for EU clients.
The Act entered into force in mid-2024, with full application of high-risk rules phasing in over 24-36 months. However, early compliance is strongly recommended.
Fines can be up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for prohibited practices, and up to €15 million or 3% for other non-compliance.
Yes, if you place systems on the EU market or if the output of your system is used in the EU (e.g., assessing an EU candidate).
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