The EU AI Act is a new law that sets rules for how artificial intelligence (AI) can be developed and used in the European Union. The objective is to make sure AI is safe, trustworthy, and respects human rights.

AI governance is the way companies manage and control their AI systems. It’s about putting in place the right rules, processes, and checks to make sure their AI is responsible and ethical.

If you're a startup building AI, AI governance helps you stay compliant with the EU AI Act and emerging global regulations — and also helps you build trust, avoid regulatory fines, and scale responsibly.

InfAI was built directly from knowledge of the EU AI Act. Our founding team is a lawyer, an AI/ML engineer and programmer.
InfAI knows that there’s no magic ‘fix-all’ solution and that ‘automation’ isn’t always the best practice.
That’s why we built a research-driven governance platform- to help you exercise judgement. That means knowing when to act, when to bring in a human, and how to prove your process when regulators (or investors) ask. 

InfAI provides a structured toolkit that assists startups to begin documenting, monitoring, and reporting on their AI models and get an overview of their systems.
By aligning with regulations like the EU AI Act, InfAI helps organisations ensure their AI applications are compliant, trustworthy, and effectively managed throughout their lifecycle.

Our team of legal and AI experts continuously monitors regulatory developments to ensure InfAI's tools remain current and effective, helping you stay ahead in a rapidly changing landscape. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out or explore our upcoming AI governance resources for more detailed information.

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InfAI isn’t a law firm. We’re a governance toolkit that turns legal requirements into usable workflows. We help you understand how to implement processes to meet your requirements and obligations. For example, if you need to track your AI system risk level or prepare for audits. It is important that you get specific legal advice if you need it