Framework Comparison
EU AI Act
EU regulation that classifies AI systems by risk level (Minimal, Limited, High, Unacceptable) and mandates compliance obligations.
Library List
Connection with KAIC-1
- Support for compliance for Minimal and Limited risk systems
- Assistance for High-risk systems when specific controls are met
- Documentation for internal conformity assessments of High-risk systems (Annex VI)
EU AI Act Overview
The EU AI Act is a landmark regulation that establishes a common regulatory and legal framework for AI in the European Union.
KAIC-1 certification provides a strong path to EU AI Act compliance:
- Facilitates compliance for minimal and limited risk systems
- Provides guidance for high-risk systems to meet regulatory obligations
- Offers documentation required for internal conformity assessments under Annex VI
Crosswalk
Check the mapping between EU AI Act requirements and KAIC-1 requirements.
Article 9
Risk Management System
Requires high-risk AI systems to have a risk management system throughout their lifecycle.
Key Requirements
- Identification and analysis of potential risks to health, safety, or rights
- Estimation and evaluation of risks
- Adoption of risk management measures
- Consideration of vulnerable groups
KAIC-1 Mappings
Article 10
Data and Data Governance
High-risk AI systems must be developed using high-quality data sets for training, validation, and testing.
Key Requirements
- Data collection process consideration
- Management of potential bias and data gaps
- Ensuring relevance, representativeness, and accuracy
- Contextual consideration of usage
KAIC-1 Mappings
Article 11
Technical Documentation
Detailed technical documentation must be prepared and kept up-to-date before launching high-risk systems.
Key Requirements
- Demonstrating that the AI system fulfills legal requirements
- Providing clear information for compliance verification by authorities
- Inclusion of key system elements
- Simplified forms for SMEs