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EU AI Act · Art.6(4)

EU AI Act Art.6(4) - non-high-risk Annex III assessment documented

This control asks you to show: non-high-risk Annex III assessment documented. The EU's law on artificial intelligence. High-risk systems must manage risk, keep logs, be transparent and stay under human oversight.

What the law says: EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (official text) · Article 6 in plain English · Related hidden duties · Law graph (machine-readable)

What evidence passes

The check reads the field art6_assessment in the decision or governance record. It passes when that field is present and not empty. Anything else fails, with the reason stated.

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One piece of evidence, 27 more controls

This control is part of Manage the risks. 27 other controls across 13 laws ask for the same thing: AI liability and damagesAgent output: compliance gatesDORAEN 18286:2026 (AI Act QMS)EU AI ActFCA (UK)HIPAAISO/IEC 27001Model risk (SR 11-7)NIS2NIST AI RMFSOC 2US state AI laws

Prove it once for all of them

If it fails: how to fix it

Put in place: Keep a risk register for each system: the risks, what reduces them and what is left.

Record it: the field art6_assessment, which passes when it is present and not empty.

{
 "record": {
  "art6_assessment": "link or reference to your evidence"
 }
}

Policy wording you can use:

[your organisation] identifies and assesses the risks posed by each AI system, records the measures taken to reduce them, and documents the remaining risk and who accepted it.

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