Today, the Commission launched a public consultation to gather input on the implementation of the AI Regulation's rules on high-risk AI systems.
The consultation will gather practical examples and clarify issues related to high-risk AI systems. This feedback will be taken into account in the Commission's upcoming guidance on the classification of high-risk AI systems and related requirements and obligations. It will also gather input on responsibilities throughout the AI value chain.
The AI Regulation distinguishes two types of high-risk AI systems: (1) important for product safety under harmonized Union product safety legislation; and (2) those that may have a significant impact on the health, safety or fundamental rights of people in specific use cases listed in the AI Regulation.
Stakeholders, including providers and developers of high-risk AI systems, companies and government agencies using such systems, as well as academia, research institutions, civil society, governments, supervisory authorities and citizens in general, are invited to submit their views.
The consultation runs for six weeks through July 18, 2025.
