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Engaging in one of the prohibited AI practices: Which category of violation sits in the highest (most severe)

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Violating the outright-prohibited AI practices carries the EU AI Act's highest administrative-fine tier.

The question

The EU AI Act uses a tiered administrative-fine structure in which different categories of violation attract different maximum penalty levels. Which category of violation sits in the highest (most severe) fine tier?

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  1. Failing to meet a clear transparency duty owed for a limited-risk system, such as disclosing AI interaction
    A real breach, but transparency failures fall in a lower fine tier than prohibited-practice violations.
  2. Supplying incorrect or misleading information to the competent national authorities on request
    Genuinely penalized, yet this sits in the lowest fine tier, not the most severe one.
  3. Engaging in one of the prohibited AI practices that the regulation bans outright as unacceptable risk
    Correct: violating the prohibited-practice rules attracts the highest fine tier under the Act's penalty structure.
  4. Omitting part of the technical documentation required for a deployed high-risk AI system
    An obligation breach that attracts a mid-level fine tier, below the tier for prohibited practices.
The trap
Assuming high-risk obligation breaches, not prohibited practices, carry the top penalty tier.

How to remember it

Violating the outright-prohibited AI practices carries the EU AI Act's highest administrative-fine tier.

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