HR & recruitment
Recruitment, screening, ranking and performance systems are high-risk under Annex III(4). Euridium flags the profiling trap in the Article 6(3) exemption, scopes the deployer duties, and tracks the six-month logging requirement.
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The same engine, scoped to how your team meets the regulation — from recruitment platforms to public-sector deployments.
Recruitment, screening, ranking and performance systems are high-risk under Annex III(4). Euridium flags the profiling trap in the Article 6(3) exemption, scopes the deployer duties, and tracks the six-month logging requirement.
Creditworthiness and life/health insurance pricing are high-risk (Annex III(5)). Map the obligations, run the fundamental-rights impact assessment, and reuse your existing internal-governance controls where the Act allows.
Public bodies deploying Annex III systems must complete a fundamental-rights impact assessment (Art. 27) and register in the EU database. Euridium turns that into a guided, evidenced workflow.
Fine-tuning or substantially modifying a model can make you a provider under Article 25. Euridium's classification catches that early — before it becomes an audit finding.
Proportionate by design: see the lower penalty caps that apply to SMEs, surface sandbox and simplified-documentation entitlements, and skip the fear-mongering.
A single register across AI systems and regimes, obligation-level ownership, and an evidence trail that answers a regulator's question with a lookup, not a scramble.
Run a guided assessment and see exactly what the AI Act asks of your team.