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0.8502. In addition to the high-risk AI systems referred to in paragraph 1, AI systems referred to in Annex III shall be considered to be high-risk.
Article 6 Classification rules for high-risk AI systems ↗Private beta preparation · external access disabled
EU AI Act context, with the source attached.
Retrieve verified passages from Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 through one stable REST contract. CorpusMesh returns citations, version metadata, and an abstention decision. Your product keeps control of its model, prompts, and compliance workflow.
Verified retrieval
Article 6 and Annex III, returned together.
This is not placeholder copy. The passages and scores below come from the reviewed internal retrieval published in the Source Trace.
QUERY
How do Article 6 and Annex III work together to identify high-risk AI systems?
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0.838High-risk AI systems pursuant to Article 6(2) are the AI systems listed in any of the following areas:
Annex III ↗EU AI Act API contract
Filter the request. Keep the citation boundary in the response.
The private-beta contract returns retrieval context for your application. It does not classify a system or decide whether it complies with the Act.
Narrow the entitled corpus.
languagejurisdictionsubjectprofileFilters can narrow the EU AI Act entitlement. They cannot add another jurisdiction, source set, or unverified material.
Inspect what served every passage.
versioncitationsource_anchorsource_snapshot_idlanguagejurisdictionEach result identifies its source and scope. abstention.decision separates a supported answer boundary from unsupported evidence.
Product boundary
More than raw legal text. Less than a compliance decision.
CorpusMesh maintains retrieval evidence between the official source and the product workflow you control.
| Capability | Raw legal text | CorpusMesh EU AI Act API | Compliance checker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official text access | Yes | Yes, from the approved EUR-Lex source | Varies by product |
| Versioned retrieval | No retrieval layer | Immutable corpus version and retrieval profile | Not the product boundary |
| Passage citations | Document links | Ranked passages, anchors, source identity, and checksums | May cite guidance or controls |
| Compliance decision | No | No | May support an assessment workflow |
| Customer model | Customer builds everything | Customer keeps its model, prompts, and interface | Often part of a broader platform |
Exact beta boundary
One official regulation. No implied legal coverage.
The current beta is intentionally narrow. Every addition must pass its own source, rights, canonicalization, and retrieval review.
The verified English text
- English EU AI Act from EUR-Lex, with the approved source set and version pinned in the issued private-beta entitlement
- Source identity, official article and annex anchors, immutable version, and lineage checksums
- Additional regulations and implementation instruments require a separately verified version and explicit approval before inclusion in the customer entitlement
Anything outside the source boundary
- Legal advice or compliance decisions
- Draft guidance, case law, national implementation material, and copyrighted standards text
- Other languages, jurisdictions, or unverified commentary
- Volatile signatory lists and documents without final official publication status
Canonical source
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
European Parliament and Council of the European Union
Open the official EUR-Lex text ↗- Document identifier
- CELEX:32024R1689
- Published
- 12 July 2024
- Effective
- 1 August 2024
- Verification
- Source reviewed 21 August 2026
Built for product workflows
Context for the system you already own.
CorpusMesh does not make the legal or compliance decision. It gives your workflow inspectable source material.
Ground assistants and product features in the current verified regulation without maintaining the source pipeline in-house.
Link control mappings, evidence workflows, and change reviews back to official articles and annexes.
Retrieve passages with explicit jurisdiction, language, version, authority, and citation boundaries.
Version and updates
A source change does not silently rewrite the corpus.
During an approved beta, CorpusMesh checks the official source set daily. A detected change creates a new immutable candidate version. It becomes retrievable only after source review, canonicalization checks, corpus-specific evaluation, and rollback preparation.
No public update SLA applies. Beta entitlements begin pinned to version 2026-08-21.1 and move only after the new version is verified and the customer is notified.
- 01Detect
Compare the approved official source against its sealed snapshot.
- 02Review
Verify the source change, rights boundary, structure, metadata, and lineage.
- 03Evaluate
Rebuild the candidate and run the corpus-specific retrieval fixtures.
- 04Activate
Switch versions only with a tested rollback path and customer notice.
Private beta
Does your product need maintained EU AI Act context?
Tell us the application, source obligations, filters, and expected request volume. Access is reviewed manually.