Ship AI across borders.
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Claritor is the compliance radar for AI teams going global. First up: the EU AI Act Classifier — 15 questions to determine your role and risk tier, with an obligation checklist and timeline, every item cited to the text.
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- 5-minute self-check
- Free preliminary result
- Every obligation cited
Sixty seconds. First sweep.
Three questions, one directional signal. The full classification is 15 questions with citations — this is just the radar’s first pass.
This hits an Annex III high-risk scenario. The full obligation set applies from August 2, 2026: risk management, data governance, human oversight, conformity assessment and CE marking — each with an audit trail.
Biometrics straddles the prohibited list and the high-risk list: real-time remote identification can cross the Art. 5 red line outright, and most other scenarios land in Annex III. This category needs a clause-by-clause check, not a guess.
Most likely the transparency tier (Art. 50): disclose AI interaction, make AI-generated content identifiable. Light obligations — but customer due diligence and app-store review will ask.
Probably the lowest tier. But edges matter — embed into a high-risk product chain, or touch sensitive data, and the tier jumps.
The EU AI Act likely doesn’t reach you directly. But US state laws are already running: Texas TRAIGA, California SB 942 / AB 2013, and the Colorado AI Act are all in effect, each with its own test. The US layer is on the full version’s roadmap.
We ship the EU first, with the US layer on the way. Tell us your market when you join the waitlist — it directly sets our build order.
Also: a self-trained or fine-tuned model may separately trigger GPAI provider duties — transparency, copyright policy, training-data summaries — live since August 2025.
Three questions give direction, not legal advice. Role determination (Provider / Deployer / Importer) and the full obligation checklist come with the 15-question version.
The clock is not waiting
GPAI obligations are live
Transparency, copyright, and training-data summary duties for general-purpose models have applied for nearly a year, with EU-level oversight ramping up.
High-risk obligations next month
The full obligation set for Annex III high-risk systems — risk management, data governance, human oversight, conformity assessment — applies from August 2, 2026.
US state laws are already running
Texas TRAIGA and California’s SB 942 / AB 2013 took effect in January; the Colorado AI Act followed on June 30. Different tests per state, and the overhead compounds.
Top-tier EU AI Act fines reach €35M or 7% of global turnover, whichever is higher. But for most teams the earlier cost is failing the AI question in customer due diligence, procurement, and app-store review.
The EU AI Act Classifier
Turn “are we actually high-risk?” from a meeting-room argument into a traceable conclusion.
Profile questionnaire
About 15 structured questions: model source (self-trained / fine-tuned open weights / API), product scenario, target markets, data types. Five minutes.
Deterministic rules engine
Classification runs on a deterministic rule tree, not black-box generation: role (Provider / Deployer / Importer) × risk tier (Prohibited / High-risk / Limited / GPAI), every step traceable to the text.
Obligations and timeline
Each obligation comes with its citation and applicability date, exportable for board updates, customer due diligence, and investor questions. Where matters get complex, the report says so — and points you to licensed counsel.
- US federal and state layer
- Profile-based monitoring: when rules change, you only hear about the ones that hit you
- Anonymous industry benchmarks
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal advice?
No. Claritor produces structured regulatory information based on public law. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship. For specific transactions or disputes, engage licensed counsel.
What does the Classifier cost?
The preliminary result (role + risk tier) is free. The full report — obligation checklist, citations, timeline, export — is paid; pricing will be announced at launch, with an early-access discount for the waitlist.
How are my answers used?
Your answers are used only to generate your report and, if you subscribe, profile-based regulatory alerts. We do not sell data; industry benchmarks use anonymized aggregates only.
Who is behind Claritor?
An independent team that has spent years in cross-border tech regulation. Claritor is a standalone product — not owned by, or speaking for, any law firm.
Is it EU-only?
The EU AI Act ships first; the US federal and state layer is on the roadmap. When you join the waitlist, tell us which jurisdictions matter most to you — it directly shapes the build order.
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