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Six questions. A readiness memo in return.

Where an AI project actually stands, in the terms a board asks about: the likely classification under the EU AI Act, the gaps between here and shipping it, and the one thing worth doing first. Not legal advice — the start of the conversation you should be having with someone who gives it.

What is the system meant to do?

Help our own staff work fasterAnswer questions for customers directlyMake or rank a decision about a personRun something physical: a machine, a vehicle, a plantWe are still deciding

Who is affected when it gets something wrong?

An employee, who can check itA customer, in a low-stakes wayA customer, in a way that costs them money or accessSomeone who never chose to interact with it

What data does it need?

Public or synthetic data onlyOur own business data, nothing personalPersonal data about customers or staffSpecial-category data: health, biometrics, or similar

Where does it run?

A hosted API, on their termsA hosted API, on an enterprise contract with no training on our dataOur own cloud accountOur own infrastructure, on premisesNot decided yet

How do you know whether it is working?

We have an evaluation suite and track it per releaseWe spot-check the outputsUsers tell us when it is wrongWe do not have a way to tell yet

How far along is it?

An idea we are assessingA prototype that works in a demoA pilot with real usersIn production already

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