Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Obligia, an EU AI Act assessment with a visible decision tree
A Dentons-operated tool that turns an organisation’s description of its AI systems into an initial assessment of roles, risk tiers, obligations, and next steps.
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- Organisations mapping their AI systems under the EU AI Act
- Worth noticing
- Its five-question sequence can stop the analysis early when an exclusion or definition does not apply.
Field notes
Obligia structures the assessment as a sequence of legal gates rather than a generic questionnaire. It asks whether the Act is engaged, whether the system meets the legal definition, whether a practice is prohibited, and whether high-risk rules apply, including exceptions and documentation consequences. The page says omitted information remains an open question, and provides copy, print/PDF, restart, and system-by-system workflows.
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