Low behavioral risk now requires evidence.
The EU AI Act draws a sharp line between absolute prohibitions and obligations for high-risk systems. Probatum provides evidence for both.
Art. 5: Prohibited practices
Among other things, the AI Act prohibits manipulative techniques that distort people’s behavior below conscious awareness, as well as targeted exploitation of vulnerability due to age, disability or social and economic situation. The prohibition applies to every deployment, regardless of risk class or industry.
Art. 9 ff.: High-risk systems
For systems classified as high risk, the AI Act requires a risk management system and evidence of robustness and human oversight throughout the entire life cycle. Unlike Art. 5, this applies only to systems in classified fields of application.
The comparative behavioral profile across all four axes, documented as evidence of robustness and oversight and repeatable with every update.
A building block of the compliance file.
An Probatum report documents tested pressure scenarios, measured behavior and results across all risk axes. The report is reproducible with every re-audit. This makes it an essential building block for your compliance file.
An Probatum report does not confirm conformity and does not replace legal review. It provides evidence and measurability. This is the basis on which conformity can be assessed.
Make soft behavioral risk demonstrable.
An audit report as a documented building block of your compliance file.