Making AI Compliance Understandable

Practical guidance on the EU AI Act, AI governance, AI risk management, AI standards and responsible AI implementation.

Understand what the requirements mean, identify what applies to your organisation, and build a structured approach to AI compliance.

EU AI Act

AI Governance

AI Risk Management

AI Quality Managment

AI Compliance for Medical Devices

AI compliance shouldn’t require reading hundreds of pages of legislation.

The Hub translates complex European artificial intelligence requirements into actionable technical guidance. We bring the EU AI Act, AI governance frameworks, risk management standards, and practical compliance roadmaps together in clear language built for engineering, legal, and risk leadership.

Trustworthy AI Hub brings these topics together in one place.

EU AI Act

AI Governance

AI Risk Management

AI Standards

Understand obligations, risk classification, requirements and compliance.

Build accountability, policies, roles and governance structures.

Identify, assess, mitigate and monitor risks throughout the AI lifecycle

Understand ISO, IEC, CEN and CENELEC standards supporting trustworthy AI

NAVIGATE AI COMPLIANCE

Everything you need to build trustworthy AI

Key AI Standards Under the EU AI Act

Explore the official technical standards establishing enforceable benchmark architectures for organizational quality management and lifecycle risk assessment.

prEN 18286 – AI Quality Management System

prEN 18228 – AI Risk Management

Requirements for AI Quality Management System (QMS) aligned with EU AI Act.

Framework for AI risk management and assessment across the AI lifecycle.

REGULATORY INTERSECTION

Where AI Meets Healthcare Regulation

For medical device manufacturers, integrating artificial intelligence requires navigating a dual regulatory regime: aligning the EU AI Act’s high-risk obligations with established medical device quality, risk management, and conformity frameworks.

Practical Implementation for QA/RA Professionals

Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs teams do not need to build parallel compliance structures from scratch. By mapping EU AI Act Annex IV technical documentation requirements directly to ISO 13485 design history files and ISO 14971 risk management files, organizations can maintain a single source of regulatory truth.

Unified Technical File

ISO 13485 & Quality Systems

ISO 14971 & Risk Management

EU MDR & CE Marking

Leverage coordinated conformity assessment procedures so AI software (MDSW) satisfies both medical device clinical evaluation rules and high-risk AI system statutory requirements.

Harmonize QMS lifecycle controls with EU AI Act Article 17, ensuring data governance, model monitoring, and technical documentation seamlessly interlock with existing medical quality procedures.

Extend patient safety risk analyses to cover AI-specific hazards such as training data bias, algorithmic performance drift, and automated decision explainability throughout the product lifecycle.

Combining post-market clinical follow-up (PMCF) under EU MDR with continuous post-market monitoring under Article 72 of the EU AI Act reduces audit overhead and accelerates time to market.

Four Pillars of AI Governance

AI Governance

AI Risk Management

AI Compliance

AI Lifecycle

Define roles, responsibilities, and oversight mechanisms for AI systems.

Implement continuous processes for identifying, assessing, and mitigating AI-specific risks.

Ensure adherence to statutory obligations, technical documentation requirements, and ethical guidelines.

Integrate governance and compliance throughout the entire AI system development lifecycle.

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