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EC AI Act & Regulation · EU-wide · 19 May 2026 · Consultation

Commission seeks feedback on draft guidelines for classification of high-risk artificial intelligence systems

Original title: Commission seeks feedback on the draft guidelines for the classification of high-risk artificial intelligence systems

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The European Commission is seeking public feedback on draft guidelines to help AI providers and deployers determine whether their systems qualify as high-risk under the AI Act. High-risk AI systems are those that endanger health, safety, or fundamental rights. Stakeholders including AI developers, businesses, public authorities, and citizens can submit comments by 23 June 2026 via the AI Act Single Information Platform.

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19 May 2026
From EC AI Act & Regulation

The guidelines will support AI providers and deployers in assessing whether their system is high-risk or not.

Under the AI Act, a limited list of use cases of AI systems are considered high-risk when they endanger health, safety or fundamental rights. These guidelines will be complemented by other Commission guidelines to facilitate compliance with the obligations for high-risk AI systems.

The draft guidelines are published on the AI Act Single Information Platform. Stakeholders, including providers and developers of AI systems, businesses and public authorities as well as academia, research institutions and citizens, are invited to share their views by 23 June 2026.

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