EU AI Act Regulatory Position Statement
Executive Summary
Strike Graph has evaluated its artificial intelligence systems against the European Union's AI Act framework and requirements. Following a detailed analysis, we confirm that Strike Graph's technologies currently operate outside the scope of the EU AI Act's regulatory requirements.
Regulatory Analysis
Scope Assessment
The EU AI Act primarily regulates AI systems that:
- Function as safety components in regulated products
- Operate in high-risk domains
- Interface with critical infrastructure
- Impact fundamental rights
Strike Graph's technology stack does not meet these qualifying criteria for regulation under the EU AI Act.
Technical Classification
Our systems have been evaluated against Article 3 definitions and Annex 1 specifications of the EU AI Act. Key findings:
- System Classification
- Our AI implementations are not deployed as safety components
- No integration with regulated product categories
- No direct impact on physical safety systems
- Application Domain Our solutions do not operate within regulated domains such as:
- Critical infrastructure management
- Safety equipment control
- Medical device functionality
- Emergency response systems
- Personal protective equipment
- Other regulated categories under Annex 1, Section A
Verification Framework
Continuous Compliance Monitoring
Strike Graph implements a robust monitoring system to maintain our regulatory position:
- Quarterly compliance reviews
- Regular risk assessments
- Documentation maintenance
- Regulatory update tracking
Quality Controls
While operating outside the Act's scope, Strike Graph maintains:
- Technical Standards
- Regular security audits
- Performance monitoring
- Quality assurance protocols
- Operational Excellence
- Documented development procedures
- Clear deployment guidelines
- Regular staff training
Corporate Responsibility Statement
Despite our out-of-scope status, Strike Graph upholds:
- Ethical AI development principles
- Transparent operations
- Strong data protection measures
- Regular stakeholder communication
Legal Basis
Our out-of-scope determination is based on:
- Article 2 scope definitions
- Article 3 technical classifications
- Annex 1 product categories
- Current regulatory guidance
Forward-Looking Approach
StrikeGraph maintains:
- Active regulatory monitoring
- Adaptation readiness
- Documentation preparedness
- Stakeholder engagement
Contact Information
For regulatory and compliance inquiries: compliance@strikegraph.com
Statement Currency
This position statement reflects our current understanding of the EU AI Act as of Q4 2024. We review and update this position as regulatory frameworks evolve.
This document serves as Strike Graph's official position on EU AI Act applicability and may be updated to reflect regulatory changes.
EU AI Act Regulatory Position Statement
Executive Summary
Strike Graph has evaluated its artificial intelligence systems against the European Union's AI Act framework and requirements. Following a detailed analysis, we confirm that Strike Graph's technologies currently operate outside the scope of the EU AI Act's regulatory requirements.
Regulatory Analysis
Scope Assessment
The EU AI Act primarily regulates AI systems that:
Function as safety components in regulated products
Operate in high-risk domainsInterface with critical infrastructure
Impact fundamental rights
Strike Graph's technology stack does not meet these qualifying criteria for regulation under the EU AI Act.
Technical Classification
Our systems have been evaluated against Article 3 definitions and Annex 1 specifications of the EU AI Act. Key findings:
- System Classification
- Our AI implementations are not deployed as safety components
- No integration with regulated product categories
- No direct impact on physical safety systems
- Application Domain Our solutions do not operate within regulated domains such as:
- Critical infrastructure management
- Safety equipment control
- Medical device functionality
- Emergency response systems
- Personal protective equipment
- Other regulated categories under Annex 1, Section A
Verification Framework
Continuous Compliance Monitoring
Strike Graph implements a robust monitoring system to maintain our regulatory position:
- Quarterly compliance reviews
- Regular risk assessments
- Documentation maintenance
- Regulatory update tracking
Quality Controls
While operating outside the Act's scope, Strike Graph maintains:
- Technical Standards
- Regular security audits
- Performance monitoring
- Quality assurance protocols
- Operational Excellence
- Documented development procedures
- Clear deployment guidelines
- Regular staff training
Corporate Responsibility Statement
Despite our out-of-scope status, Strike Graph upholds:
- Ethical AI development principles
- Transparent operations
- Strong data protection measures
- Regular stakeholder communication
Legal Basis
Our out-of-scope determination is based on:
- Article 2 scope definitions
- Article 3 technical classifications
- Annex 1 product categories
- Current regulatory guidance
Forward-Looking Approach
StrikeGraph maintains:
- Active regulatory monitoring
- Adaptation readiness
- Documentation preparedness
- Stakeholder engagement
Contact Information
For regulatory and compliance inquiries: compliance@strikegraph.com
Statement Currency
This position statement reflects our current understanding of the EU AI Act as of Q4 2024. We review and update this position as regulatory frameworks evolve.
This document serves as Strike Graph's official position on EU AI Act applicability and may be updated to reflect regulatory changes.