Beauchamps
AI Act compliance guidance for businesses
The problem this solves
Uncertainty over whether the EU AI Act applies to a business
Beauchamps helps businesses determine how the EU AI Act applies to them, classify the AI systems they deploy by risk category, and put in place the documentation, transparency measures and internal compliance structures the Act requires. The service is aimed at organisations that may fall under the Act as deployers or users of AI, whether or not AI is central to their business.
EU AI ActAI complianceAI governanceRegulatory complianceRisk assessment
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