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

When Modifying a Bought System Turns You Into a Provider

Quiz: When Modifying a Bought System Turns You Into a Provider

Vendor Due Diligence Questions Grounded in the Regulation

Quiz: Vendor Due Diligence Questions Grounded in the Regulation

Contract Clauses That Put Provider Duties Where They Belong

Quiz: Contract Clauses That Put Provider Duties Where They Belong

Reporting Serious Incidents to Providers and Authorities

Quiz: Reporting Serious Incidents to Providers and Authorities

Article 4 Literacy and Article 50 Disclosure as Deployer Duties

Quiz: Article 4 Literacy and Article 50 Disclosure as Deployer Duties

Running a Deployer Compliance Register With Named Owners

Quiz: Running a Deployer Compliance Register With Named Owners

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Quiz: Reporting Serious Incidents to Providers and Authorities

EU AI Act for Deployers: The Duties That Apply When You Buy AI Rather Than Build It
Reporting Serious Incidents to Providers and Authorities
Quiz: Reporting Serious Incidents to Providers and Authorities

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is a serious incident in the context of high-risk AI systems?

Any use of an AI system
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A system malfunction causing no harm
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An event where an AI system causes or contributes to significant harm to a person's rights or safety
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A change in the system's performance
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

A healthcare provider’s AI diagnostic system makes errors on patients from ethnic minority backgrounds. This is detected during monitoring. What should the provider do?

Ignore it if the overall accuracy is still acceptable
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Document the incident and report it to the vendor immediately
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Wait until multiple patients are harmed before taking action
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Blame the vendor without further investigation
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

Must deployers report serious incidents to regulatory authorities?

Never, only vendors must report
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Always, in all cases
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Only when other applicable laws require reporting (data protection, consumer protection, employment law)
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Only if the vendor refuses to fix the problem
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

After detecting a serious incident caused by the AI system, what should the deployer do?

Immediately resume using the system to gather more data about the incident
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Stop the use case temporarily, investigate, and take corrective action before resuming
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Publicly announce the incident to warn others
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Destroy all evidence of the incident
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5. Question

A deployer detects that an AI system has been used outside its approved scope and this caused harm. Is the deployer or vendor responsible for the incident?

Only the vendor, because they built the system
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Only the deployer, because they misused it
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The deployer is primarily responsible; however, the incident should still be reported to the vendor
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Both are equally responsible in all cases
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