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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: Vendor Due Diligence Questions Grounded in the Regulation

EU AI Act for Deployers: The Duties That Apply When You Buy AI Rather Than Build It
Vendor Due Diligence Questions Grounded in the Regulation
Quiz: Vendor Due Diligence Questions Grounded in the Regulation

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is the purpose of vendor due diligence questions grounded in the EU AI Act?

To be polite to the vendor
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To verify that the vendor has built compliance capabilities into the system before the deployer deploys it
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To prove to regulators that the vendor is responsible for everything
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To delay the procurement process
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

Which of the following vendor questions relates to Article 9 compliance?

Can the vendor provide evidence of risk management processes and testing?
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What is the vendor's profit margin?
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How many employees does the vendor have?
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What is the vendor's office location?
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

A deployer asks a vendor whether the system can be fine-tuned for the deployer’s specific use case. Why is this question important?

It is not important; deployers can modify systems without asking
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Because if the deployer modifies the system, the deployer becomes a provider and must ensure the modified system complies
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Because vendors always support fine-tuning
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Because it determines the vendor's profit
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What is a red flag in vendor responses to due diligence questions?

The vendor provides detailed technical documentation
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The vendor admits the system has known limitations
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The vendor claims the system works perfectly in all scenarios with no limitations
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The vendor offers a contract with liability allocation
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

Should due diligence questions flow into contract terms?

No, due diligence and contracts are separate processes
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Yes, due diligence answers should be reflected in contract representations, warranties and liability allocation
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Only if the vendor objects
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Only for high-value contracts
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