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EU AI Act for Deployers: The Duties That Apply When You Buy AI Rather Than Build It

What Makes You a Deployer Rather Than a Provider

Quiz: What Makes You a Deployer Rather Than a Provider

The Deployer Duties Timeline and What Applies Today

Quiz: The Deployer Duties Timeline and What Applies Today

Article 26: Using a High Risk System According to Its Instructions

Quiz: Article 26: Using a High Risk System According to Its Instructions

Assigning Human Oversight to People With Authority and Training

Quiz: Assigning Human Oversight to People With Authority and Training

Input Data Control and What Deployers Are Answerable For

Quiz: Input Data Control and What Deployers Are Answerable For

Log Retention Duties and How Long Records Must Be Kept

Quiz: Log Retention Duties and How Long Records Must Be Kept

Informing Workers Before High Risk AI Is Used at Work

Quiz: Informing Workers Before High Risk AI Is Used at Work

Article 27 Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments for Public Bodies

Quiz: Article 27 Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments for Public Bodies

Telling Affected People When a Decision Involved High Risk AI

Quiz: Telling Affected People When a Decision Involved High Risk AI

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Quiz: Article 26: Using a High Risk System According to Its Instructions

EU AI Act for Deployers: The Duties That Apply When You Buy AI Rather Than Build It
Article 26: Using a High Risk System According to Its Instructions
Quiz: Article 26: Using a High Risk System According to Its Instructions

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is the core requirement of Article 26 of the EU AI Act?

Deploy all high-risk systems with a third-party auditor
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Use high-risk systems only according to the instructions provided by the provider
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Conduct a fundamental rights impact assessment before each use
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Publish all high-risk system decisions in the EU database
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

A healthcare deployer uses a diagnostic AI system on a patient population the vendor’s instructions explicitly state is out of scope. What is the consequence?

The deployer has complied because they own the system
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The deployer has breached Article 26 and is liable both to regulators and affected patients
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The vendor must provide support regardless of how the system is used
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There is no consequence because the deployer is accountable, not the vendor
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What should a deployer do if staff members want to use a high-risk AI system for a purpose not mentioned in the vendor’s instructions?

Allow them to try the new use case for one month to test feasibility
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Refuse the request and ask the vendor to assess whether the new use is within scope
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Allow it if the deployer believes the new use is safe
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Document the new use and report it to the authorities annually
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

Why do vendors set specific scope boundaries for high-risk systems?

To limit deployer flexibility arbitrarily
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Because they are technical facts about how the system performs under different data conditions and populations
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To simplify the instructions for use
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To reduce their own liability entirely
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

What evidence should a deployer retain to demonstrate Article 26 compliance?

Only the purchase agreement with the vendor
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The vendor's instructions for use, deployment logs showing inputs align with scope, process documentation referencing the scope, and audit trails of staff activities
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Annual attestations signed by the CEO
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Proof that at least one person read the instructions
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