Plenio · exposure indicator

How much of your AI risk are you actually covering?

A rough indicator, not a legal opinion. Tell us how much AI flows through each surface, choose a deployment stage, and see how the residual exposure indicator moves under Article 99 of the EU AI Act. Math is shown so nothing is opaque.

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This is an exposure indicator, not a fine prediction. Article 99 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 sets statutory caps on fines — €35M / 7% of turnover for prohibited practices, €15M / 3% for high-risk obligations including Article 14 oversight failures. Whether a regulator pursues a fine, and what amount they assess, is discretionary and depends on the violation, the deployer's cooperation, and a number of other factors no scoping tool can model. This page calculates how much of your Annex III high-risk AI use Plenio's capture sources would cover at each deployment stage, and rescales the statutory cap by the uncovered share. Treat the headline number as a thinking aid, not a quote. Always confirm with counsel before acting on it.

Your AI usage

Monthly transaction volume per surface · Annex-III-relevance weight

Org context

Worldwide annual turnover

EU deployer status

Choose a deployment stage

Click through stages as Plenio Ledger → Anchor → Edge → Bridge come online. Stage 0 = no Plenio at all.

Exposure indicator · share of cap left uncovered i

€35.0M

Per category of uncovered high-risk AI use, before any Plenio deployment.

Article 99 cap reference €35M · 7% turnover

Weighted Annex III coverage

0% covered 100% gap

Per-surface coverage at this stage

Illustrative only. Fines under Article 99 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 are statutory caps, not deterministic penalties. Actual enforcement is discretionary and depends on the nature of the violation, the deployer's cooperation, and a number of other factors. This page is a scoping tool, not a legal opinion.