# AI fundamental rights impact assessment
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Conduct Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments (FRIA) as required under EU AI Act Art. 27 (Regulation 2024/1689) for deployers of high-risk AI systems.

Conduct Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments (FRIA) as required under EU AI Act Art. 27 (Regulation 2024/1689) for deployers of high-risk AI systems. Applies to public authorities deploying any Annex III system (excluding Point 2 critical infrastructure), private entities providing public services (education, healthcare, social services, housing, justice), and financial sector deployers of creditworthiness or insurance-pricing AI. Assesses impact across the full EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: human dignity (Art. 1), privacy and data protection (Arts. 7-8), freedom of expression (Art. 11), equality and non-discrimination (Art. 21), rights of the child (Art. 24), rights of the elderly (Art. 25), persons with disabilities (Art. 26), right to good administration (Art. 41), and right to an effective remedy (Art. 47). Includes three-gate eligibility determination, Charter article-by-article rights analysis, vulnerable group impact assessment, cumulative impact analysis across co-deployed AI systems, four-part proportionality evaluation (legitimate aim, suitability, necessity, balancing), and human oversight adequacy review. Generates FRIA documentation meeting EU AI Act Art. 27(1)-(4) regulatory requirements and structured for notification to the market surveillance authority under Art. 27(3). Cross-references GDPR Art. 35 DPIA to avoid duplication while ensuring full Charter coverage. Integrates affected-stakeholder consultation record and FRIA refresh obligation planning. Use when a covered deployer must produce a FRIA before first deployment of a high-risk AI system; when performing a pre-deployment rights review of an Annex III AI system; when integrating a FRIA with an existing DPIA; when responding to a market surveillance authority request for FRIA documentation; or when building an organisational FRIA programme. Produces a complete FRIA document suitable for regulatory submission, internal governance, and stakeholder transparency.

This skill conducts structured Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments (FRIAs) as required under Article 27 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the EU AI Act). The FRIA is a **deployer obligation** — distinct from the provider's Article 9 risk management system — requiring specified deployer categories to assess and document the impact of high-risk AI deployment on the fundamental rights protected by the EU Charter. **Covers:** - Three-gate eligibility determination (deployer category, system scope, timing) - Charter of Fundamental Rights article-by-article impact analysis (nine rights clusters) - Vulnerable group impact assessment (ten enumerated groups with specific criteria) - Cumulative impact analysis across co-deployed AI systems - Four-part proportionality evaluation (legitimate aim, suitability, necessity, balancing) - Human oversight adequacy assessment per Art. 27(1)(e) - Affected stakeholder consultation design and record - GDPR DPIA cross-reference and integration (Art. 27(4)) - Risk materialisation measures and complaint mechanism design - FRIA document drafting meeting Art. 27(1) mandatory content requirements - Market surveillance authority notification preparation (Art. 27(3)) - FRIA refresh obligation planning and update triggers - EU AI database registration cross-check (Art. 49) **Does not:** - Constitute a DPIA under GDPR Article 35 (the FRIA complements, not replaces, the DPIA) - Substitute for the provider's Article 9 ...

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