The service evaluates AI systems in alignment with the European AI Act requirements, including risk classification, conformity analysis, and identification of regulatory gaps. It enables organisations to understand their compliance status and take concrete actions to meet legal and ethical standards.
In addition, the service integrates a thorough explainability assessment, analysing transparency, interpretability, traceability, and documentation practices. This helps companies build trustworthy AI systems, improve auditability, and increase confidence among users, customers, and regulators.
The service includes:
– Risk classification of AI systems according to the European AI Act framework (e.g. high-risk, limited risk)
– Conformity assessment against regulatory requirements and applicable standards
– Gap analysis to identify non-compliance issues and improvement areas
– Explainability evaluation, including model transparency, interpretability, and documentation quality
– Recommendations and action plan to achieve compliance and improve system trustworthiness
The service follows a structured process:
– Definition of the AI use case, system architecture, and application domain
– Review of technical documentation, data governance practices, and model characteristics
– Assessment of compliance with regulatory and ethical requirements
– Evaluation of explainability and transparency mechanisms
– Identification of gaps and risks
– Delivery of recommendations and compliance roadmap
The expected outputs include a technical compliance report detailing risk classification, identified gaps, and recommended actions, as well as guidelines to improve explainability and documentation. These deliverables support organisations in preparing for certification processes, audits, and market entry.
Typical applications include AI systems used in industrial automation, predictive maintenance, quality control, and decision-support systems. For example, AI solution providers can ensure their products meet regulatory requirements before commercialisation, while industrial companies can validate internally developed AI systems for safe and compliant deployment.
To carry out the service, customers are expected to provide access to their AI models, technical documentation, data management practices, and system architecture descriptions. ITA provides expertise in AI validation, regulatory frameworks, and trustworthy AI, as well as methodologies aligned with European standards.
This service is designed for:
– AI technology providers and developers seeking to ensure compliance and facilitate market access
– Industrial companies and adopters aiming to deploy reliable, transparent, and regulation-compliant AI systems
To start a project, companies can contact ITA to define the AI system and compliance needs. This initial step includes a preliminary assessment, followed by a tailored proposal, evaluation process, and delivery of a compliance roadmap.
The expected outputs include a technical compliance report detailing risk classification, identified gaps, and recommended actions, as well as guidelines to improve explainability and documentation. These deliverables support organisations in preparing for certification processes, audits, and market entry.