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Response discusses adaptive classification over static methods for AI systems, highlighting implications for the EU's AI Act.
Response to the European Commission's targeted consultation on the draft Commission guidelines on the classification of high-risk AI systems (Article 6, EU AI Act), and to the Article 112(1) review. The submission argues that fixed, enumerated, intended-purpose-anchored classification ossifies, illustrated by the AI Omnibus deferral of the high-risk obligations to 2027-2028; it submits one design principle - prefer adaptive, criteria-based, self-correcting classification over static enumeration - and recommends treating the Article 112(1) review as a standing adaptive process rather than periodic list-editing.
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