Establish a risk-management system and maintain technical: Under the EU AI Act, which requirement is a core
High-risk providers must run a risk-management system, keep technical documentation, and pass a conformity assessment before market placement.
The question
Under the EU AI Act, which requirement is a core obligation specifically imposed on providers of high-risk AI systems?
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- Publish an openly downloadable copy of the model weights so that any member of the public can independently reproduce and audit the system's decisions at any time.Plausible because openness aids trust, but the Act does not require public release of weights; it requires documentation, logging, and conformity assessment.
- Obtain individually renewed consent from every affected end user each calendar year, regardless of the legal basis relied on for any personal data the system happens to process.Almost right that consent matters in privacy law, but the AI Act does not impose an annual end-user consent duty; consent rules belong to data-protection law.
- Establish a risk-management system and maintain technical documentation, with a conformity assessment completed before the high-risk system is placed on the EU market. ✓Correct: high-risk providers must operate a risk-management system, keep technical documentation, and undergo conformity assessment among the core Chapter III obligations.
- Route all model outputs through a national regulator for manual pre-approval before each individual decision can be communicated to the person that the decision affects.Plausible-sounding but the Act relies on conformity assessment and oversight, not case-by-case regulator pre-approval of every individual output.
The trap
Confusing data-protection consent or open-source ideals with the EU AI Act's high-risk obligations. How to remember it
High-risk providers must run a risk-management system, keep technical documentation, and pass a conformity assessment before market placement.
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