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Articles 43-49: conformity assessment, CE and registration
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Articles 43-49: conformity assessment, CE and registration
The route from assessment to CE marking and EU database registration before market placement of high-risk AI.
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- Article 43-49 on EUR-Lexguidance
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- Annex I lists legislation, not productsguidance · editorial reading
- Section A and Section B of Annex I trigger different requirement setsguidance · editorial reading
- Two cumulative conditions for high-risk under Annex Iguidance · editorial reading
- The Article 6(3) filter: four exhaustive grounds, to be read narrowlyguidance · editorial reading
- Relying on the exception requires documentation and registrationguidance · editorial reading
- Safety component is an autonomous AI Act conceptguidance · editorial reading
- Two routes to safety component: intent or consequenceguidance · editorial reading
- Standalone software, updates and remote services can also be high-riskguidance · editorial reading
- When a customer or distributor itself becomes the providerguidance · editorial reading
- Module choice does not change the classificationguidance · editorial reading