ai risk classes
AI risk classes: quick classification for teams
Getting the classification right matters for the roadmap. It decides effort, evidence and time to production.
- Minimal risk: few regulatory obligations; the focus is on transparency and quality.
- Limited risk: clear information duties toward users.
- High risk: strict requirements for data, documentation, monitoring and governance.
- Unacceptable risk: prohibited; rule it out early in scoping.
Trust signal: We link the regulatory classification directly to architecture decisions and the delivery plan.
Get in touchWhat an enquiry sets off
- The reply comes from the engineer who would do the work, not from a sales layer that passes it on.
- A few sentences are enough for a first read. System access, architecture diagrams and an NDA come later, and only if this goes anywhere.
- No is a possible outcome. If the problem is solvable in-house, or there is no slot free right now, the reply says so.
See also: the AI Act checklist and the AI compliance hub.