We support companies in meeting the requirements of the AI Act and in safely implementing AI solutions. We combine engineering expertise (architecture, MLOps, security) with legal practice (compliance, contracts, data protection). We provide audits, documentation, architecture, and training — from assessment to post-deployment monitoring.
The AI Act is an EU regulation establishing uniform rules for the development and use of AI systems, based on a risk-based approach. The Act entered into force on 1 August 2024, and its application is phased over time.


2 February 2025
The bans on certain practices and the AI literacy requirements within organizations have come into effect.
2 August 2026
Most of the provisions become applicable (general application date).
2 August 2025
The rules for general-purpose AI models (GPAI), including governance requirements, come into effect.
2 August 2027
Extended deadline for high-risk systems in regulated products (e.g., medtech, machinery) to achieve compliance.
Regulatory obligations cover:
Regardless of the role, we help translate the AI Act requirements into concrete technical controls, processes, and documentation, ensuring that AI implementations are compliant, safe, and scalable.




We design the architecture, implement governance (model cards, system registry), conduct red-team tests, and monitor quality/bias metrics. We ensure data and IP protection and configure Copilot/Workplace/GitHub Copilot with the appropriate controls.


Suppliers, implementers, importers, and distributors of AI systems operating in the EU market.
Does the AI Act apply to tools like Copilot/ChatGPT?
After the application deadlines for the provisions relevant to your system category; penalties are significant and can reach several percent of global turnover.
Yes – it is the basis for classification and determining requirements (especially for high-risk systems).
No – some requirements may be lighter, but obligations still apply.
In many cases, yes – especially when generating or modifying content.
Through DPIA, data policies, and technical controls in AI pipelines.
Yes – it is the basis for classification and determining requirements (especially for high-risk systems).
For high-risk systems – yes, after meeting the requirements and completing the conformity assessment.
Audit and roadmap: 2–6 weeks; full implementation depends on the scale and risk level.
Our projects cover countries such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and others. We are also involved in projects from the USA.
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