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AI Governance & AI Act

Deploy AI in compliance with the AI Act

Move from an inventory of your AI systems to an operational governance framework aligned with the AI Act: risk classification, charter, safeguards and continuous review.

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  • Sephora
  • Chaumet
  • Renault Group
  • Salomon
  • TAG Heuer
  • Etam
  • Shiseido
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  • A.P.C.
  • Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer
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  • Mouratoglou Academy
  • Alptis
  • OGF

The need

What you tell us

« I deploy AI systems (recommendation, agents, scoring) and I want to be ready for the AI Act: inventory, risk classification, charter and operational safeguards. »
  • « I don't know which AI systems we use »
  • « I want to be ready for the AI Act »
  • « I want a clear framework to validate AI use cases »

Our response

  • Inventory and classification of AI systems
  • Charter, roles and safeguards
  • Continuous review and compliance process

The principle

Deploy AI in compliance with the AI Act

Illustration of the principle, without client data.

Every AI system is inventoried, classified according to its risk level, brought into compliance and then monitored.

Method

Our method in 5 steps

Our stance

AI in compliance

From the inventory of your AI systems to an operational governance framework, aligned with the AI Act.

  • Inventory
  • Risks
  • Charter
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  1. Step 01 : Scoping

    Defining the scope and stakeholders, identifying the AI Act deadlines that concern you and internal roles (DPO, CIO, business teams).

    • Scope and stakeholders
    • Applicable AI Act deadlines
    • Internal roles: DPO, CIO, business teams
    • Methodology and schedule validated
  2. Step 02 : Inventory

    Inventory of AI systems used internally and by your providers, their purposes and the data processed, in a structured registry.

    • AI systems inventory
    • Internal and vendor uses
    • Purposes and data by system
    • Structured and maintained registry
  3. Step 03 : Classification

    Classification of each system according to AI Act risk categories, associated obligations, compliance gaps and action prioritization.

    • AI Act risk categories
    • Obligations by category
    • Identified compliance gaps
    • Prioritization of actions
  4. Step 04 : Framework

    Drafting the AI charter and authorizations, setting up guardrails and traceability, usage validation process and RACI matrix.

    • AI charter and permissions
    • Safeguards and traceability
    • Usage validation process
    • Roles and responsibilities (RACI)
  5. Step 05 : Deployment

    Setup of a continuous review process, training your teams, monitoring compliance indicators and updating the register.

    • Continuous review process
    • Team training
    • Compliance indicators tracked
    • Register update installed

Deliverables

What you get

  • Register of AI systems

    Classified inventory.

  • Risk matrix

    By system, prioritized.

  • AI Charter

    Co-built, internally undisputed.

  • Review process

    Ongoing governance.

Who is it for?

Who is this offer for?

  • Company deploying AI systems (recommendation, agents, scoring)
  • Context: preparing for the AI Act
  • Sponsor: DPO, CIO, Digital Director

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