title: “EU AI Act Mapping” description: “AIGO mapping to the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act.”
EU AI Act Mapping
The AIGO Framework includes a dedicated mapping package for the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act.Purpose
The mapping helps organizations relate AIGO governance concepts to relevant AI Act provisions, applicability considerations, risk categories, transparency expectations, governance requirements, documentation, controls, evidence, and assurance activities. The mapping is intended to support governance implementation and traceability. It is not a substitute for interpretation of the applicable law.Coverage
The v0.1 mapping package addresses areas including: * applicability and timeline * prohibited AI practices * high-risk AI * transparency * governance and enforcement * conformity and documentation * AI literacy * rights and remedies * general-purpose AI * AIGO control relationships * evidence and assurance relationships * supporting annex relationships The mapping package is divided into dedicated materials so that different aspects of the AI Act can be examined separately.Relationship to AIGO controls
The mapping includes relationships between relevant AI Act concepts and AIGO governance controls. These relationships can help organizations identify where AIGO governance mechanisms may support implementation activities related to applicable AI Act requirements. A mapping relationship does not mean that an AIGO control, by itself, satisfies an AI Act obligation. Organizations must evaluate the complete applicable requirement, its scope, conditions, exceptions, evidence expectations, and implementation context.Evidence and assurance
The mapping also considers relationships between external requirements and: * governance evidence * control implementation * assessment * assurance * documentation * monitoring This provides a basis for organizations to connect external requirements to their internal governance operating model.Important limitation
The AIGO EU AI Act mapping is an interpretive governance mapping. It does not: * establish legal compliance * constitute legal advice * replace the AI Act * replace authoritative regulatory guidance * establish certification or accreditation * constitute regulatory conformity assessment * guarantee that an organization satisfies an applicable obligation Organizations remain responsible for determining their legal obligations and should consult appropriate legal or regulatory expertise for high-impact decisions.Maintenance
The EU AI Act and associated official implementation materials may evolve independently of AIGO. The mapping should therefore be reviewed against current authoritative sources whenever it is used for legal, regulatory, contractual, compliance, or high-impact governance decisions.Canonical source
The complete EU AI Act mapping package is maintained in:mappings/eu-ai-act/
The repository contains the controlled AIGO mapping artifacts and their associated supporting materials.