What type of systems are classified as having 'Minimal or No Risk' under the EU AI Act?

The classification of systems under the EU AI Act as having 'Minimal or No Risk' specifically pertains to AI applications that are assessed to have a negligible adverse impact on individuals or society. These systems are not likely to lead to significant harm, posing limited safety concerns or ethical challenges.

AI applications categorized in this way often encompass simple tools or the use of AI in non-sensitive areas, such as certain types of chatbots or recommendation systems that do not operate in high-stakes environments. As a result, these systems are typically subject to fewer regulatory requirements and oversight, reflecting a recognition of their lower risk profile. The focus on minimal adverse impact highlights the intention of the EU AI Act to balance innovation with safety, ensuring that regulation is proportional to the risks involved.

In contrast to this, other options refer to systems that either have a higher potential for harm or involve more stringent compliance requirements, which do not align with the designation of minimal or no risk.