EU AI Act Compliance

• 1. Safety Component Assessment

  Our AI systems do not function as safety components as defined in Article 3, point 14 of the EU AI Act. Specifically:

  • Our systems do not fulfill critical safety functions
  • System operations do not impact the health and safety of persons or property
  • Our solutions do not integrate with or control any of the regulated product categories listed in Annex 1, Section A
• 2. Product Classification

  Valkit.ai's solutions do not fall within any of the regulated product categories specified in the EU AI Act, including:

  • Machinery
  • Safety equipment
  • Medical devices
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Other regulated categories as listed in Annex 1, Section A
• 3. Risk Classification

  Our systems:

  • Do not engage in prohibited AI practices
  • Do not qualify as high-risk AI systems under the Act's criteria
  • Do not interface with critical infrastructure or essential services

While currently out of scope, Valkit.ai maintains a proactive stance on regulatory compliance:

• We continuously monitor changes in AI regulations
• We regularly assess our systems against evolving compliance requirements
• We maintain documentation of our compliance assessments
• We are prepared to adapt our systems if future developments bring them within scope

Despite falling outside the Act's scope, Valkit.ai remains committed to:

• Ethical AI development
• Transparency in our operations
• Regular security assessments
• Maintaining high standards of data protection
• Following industry best practices