Explore possible EU AI Act penalty exposure
Model an indicative range from the information you provide. Actual penalties depend on the facts, applicable provisions, and enforcement decisions.
How it works
Use the estimate as a starting point for qualified review
Describe the scenario
Provide broad organisation, AI use case, and preparation information.
See an indicative range
The calculator applies published maximum penalty tiers to the scenario you entered.
Review the assumptions
Use the result and its assumptions as an input to legal, risk, and compliance review.
Organisation Revenue
Tell us about your organisation so we can estimate your potential financial exposure under the EU AI Act.
This is used to calculate the percentage-based penalty. We do not store your revenue figure.
What you'll get
An indicative scenario report for further review
Indicative range
A scenario range based on the published maximum tiers and your inputs.
Input summary
The organisation and use case information used in the scenario.
Assumptions
The simplified assumptions behind the estimate so reviewers can challenge them.
Review prompts
Questions to take to qualified legal, risk, and compliance owners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Penalties under the EU AI Act are calculated as the higher of a fixed amount or a percentage of your global annual turnover. For prohibited practices, the maximum is EUR 35 million or 7% of turnover. For high-risk non-compliance, it is EUR 15 million or 3%. For limited-risk transparency breaches, it is EUR 7.5 million or 1.5%.
No. This calculator provides an indicative estimate based on the EU AI Act penalty framework and the information you provide. Actual penalties would depend on the specific circumstances, severity of the breach, cooperation with authorities, and other factors. Always consult qualified legal counsel for formal compliance advice.
Scope depends on your role, where a system is placed or used, and the specific facts. Use this tool as an initial prompt and obtain qualified legal advice on whether the Act applies to your organisation.
The Act applies in stages, and the timetable can depend on the system category and legal developments. Check the current European Commission guidance and obtain qualified advice for the dates that apply to your system.
The answers and contact information you submit are handled under the Difinity Privacy Policy. Review that policy before submitting personal or confidential information.
Yes. You can run the penalty exposure calculator as many times as needed with different scenarios or updated information. Each submission generates a separate personalised report.