DutyForge
EU AI Act Deployer Duties — map what you cannot contract away
DutyForge maps the EU AI Act Article 26 deployer duties you cannot control yourself and produces a demand list to send to your provider. It separates what you own from what you must request.
Paste how you use an AI system. Get an Article 26 deployer-duty pack with non-transferable markers and a provider demand list. Companion to VendorVet.
What it covers
- Art. 26 checklist
- [NT] non-transferable
- Provider demand list
- Decision-support
Coverage at a glance
- Article 26 deployer checklist
- Non-transferable duties marked
- Provider demand list
What does DutyForge do?
You describe your deployment and get an Article 26 checklist split into duties you control and duties that require provider cooperation, plus a demand list.
Who is it for?
Deployers of high-risk AI systems who need to know which duties they can discharge alone.
What do you get?
An Article 26 checklist, non-transferable duties marked, and a provider demand list.
What are the limits?
It maps duties. It does not negotiate with your provider or verify their answers.
Questions about scope and limits
What is DutyForge?
A mapper for EU AI Act Article 26 deployer duties that separates controllable duties from provider-dependent ones.
Who should use it?
Deployers of high-risk AI systems.
Does it contact my provider?
No. It produces the demand list you send.
What inputs do I need?
What the system does, your role, and what access you have to the provider.
Does it verify provider answers?
No. It drafts the demand list only.
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