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EU AI Act Compliance for Construction AI (2026)
Why it matters
The EU AI Act (2024/1689) is binding from 2025–2027 in phases. Construction AI — estimators, computer-vision site monitoring, agent assistants — mostly lands in limited or minimal risk, but misclassification or missing transparency is a compliance failure, and high-risk uses (safety-critical, worker monitoring, access decisions) bring real obligations.
Classification quick check for construction tools
| System | Likely tier | Obligations |
|---|---|---|
| Cost estimation assistant (BOQ, unit prices) | limited / minimal | transparency (users know it is AI), basic logging |
| Schedule optimisation | minimal | none beyond general law |
| Site camera CV for progress | limited | transparency, data minimisation |
| CV for PPE/safety enforcement | high risk (safety component?) | full: risk management, data governance, human oversight, logs |
| Worker performance monitoring | high risk (employment) | prohibited or high-risk — treat carefully |
| AI agent that signs/submits binding documents | not allowed without human | human oversight mandatory |
Rule of thumb: if a human previously had to sign it, an AI must not sign it alone.