What is the main goal and purpose of EUaiN?
EUaiN helps organisations move quickly from understanding an AI application to identifying which provisions of the EU AI Act apply and what obligations need to be considered.
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EUaiN (EU Artificial Intelligence Navigator) is an interactive online assessment tool that helps organisations identify whether and how the EU AI Act applies to their AI systems.
Through a secure, personalised login, users complete a bespoke questionnaire and receive a tailored report outlining the relevant regulatory requirements. Throughout the assessment, users can access guidance, examples and definitions, and can contact our AI specialists where additional support is required.
Designed for technical and business professionals rather than legal specialists, EUaiN translates complex legal requirements into clear, practical language, enabling teams to approach compliance with clarity and confidence.
EUaiN helps organisations move quickly from understanding an AI application to identifying which provisions of the EU AI Act apply and what obligations need to be considered.
EUaiN is built around a tailored smart questionnaire informed by our experience of assessing AI systems against the EU AI Act. Questions are presented in clear, plain-language terms, enabling project owners, IT leads and business stakeholders to complete the assessment without specialist legal knowledge.
Throughout the questionnaire, you can access examples, verify definitions, open up more in-depth and detailed explanation. Support from our AI specialists is also available where required.
You will receive a report indicating whether an AI system falls within scope of the EU AI Act, what risk category you are in, whether you are deemed a provider, deployer, importer or product manufacturer, and the key provisions that may apply.
The report provides a foundation for determining the most appropriate next steps. Where additional support is required, organisations can work with our AI specialists to explore compliance requirements, implementation considerations and future development plans.
It reduces uncertainty and manual effort in early compliance scoping by automating role identification, risk classification and system profiling across multiple AI systems.
EUaiN provides ongoing support through a dedicated portal, with access to Out-Law insights, a plain-language glossary, key contacts and technical support as regulations evolve.
EUaiN provides the clarity needed to navigate EU AI Act requirements with confidence, helping organisations understand their obligations and take the next steps with certainty. Get in touch to start your compliance journey.
To find out more about EUaiN, contact:
Dr. Nils Rauer, MJI
Partner
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