EU AI ACT WORKSPACE
Map every applicable requirement to evidence that can survive review.
Use this workspace to identify applicable EU AI Act obligations, connect each requirement to governed records and controls, expose unresolved gaps, and preserve the declared compliance approach.
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IMPORTANT BOUNDARY
This workspace supports compliance evidence. It does not provide legal certification.
Applicability, legal interpretation, conformity assessment, and regulatory conclusions may require qualified legal counsel, notified bodies, competent authorities, or market-surveillance authorities. TA-14 preserves the evidence, rationale, limitations, and review path.
REQUIREMENT LIBRARY
Review the applicable obligation and the evidence needed to support it.
The mapping below is a governance architecture view. It should be validated against the entity’s role, system classification, use case, jurisdiction, and current legal interpretation.
Requirement summary
Establish, implement, document, and maintain a continuous risk-management process across the lifecycle of the high-risk AI system.
TA-14 governance response
- Separate declared hazards, evidence, determinations, interventions, and outcomes.
- Preserve route-level HOLD, DENY, ESCALATE, and ALLOW conditions.
- Maintain change history and post-intervention verification records.
Evidence to preserve
Risk registerRoute review recordsChange historyOutcome verification records
GOVERNED COMPLIANCE WORKFLOW
Requirement → Evidence → Review → Determination → Preservation
Identify applicability
Declare the role, system class, use case, obligation, and jurisdiction.
Bind the evidence
Connect the requirement to current records, controls, owners, and limitations.
Review the gap
Preserve supported, partial, unresolved, disputed, or out-of-scope conditions.
Preserve the determination
Record who decided what, on which evidence, at which time, and within which authority.
NEXT STEP
Turn the requirement list into an attributable review record.
Start an EU AI Act entity review or create governed records for the evidence supporting each applicable requirement.