Regulation · Question 60 of 60
A manufacturer of a high-risk AI system for the EU considers extensive testing optional because "penalties are only flat-rate and low anyway". What is the response?
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Answer
- D The EU AI Act requires rigorous testing for high-risk systems; penalties are based on global turnover
Explanation
High-risk systems, especially those touching fundamental rights or safety, must be tested comprehensively and need controlled handling of data and human supervision. Fines for violations are calculated as a share of worldwide turnover, so the EU means business. Only systems with unacceptable risk rank even higher.