Structured methodology for compliance teams. The ORIENT framework helps you classify, assess, and document AI systems under EU AI Act and KVKK. Your judgment. Our framework.
Compliance isn't a destination, it's an orientation. A system is not compliant or non-compliant; it is oriented well or badly towards the obligations that bind it.
Risk classification, maturity assessment, compliance gaps — every output cites the article it rests on.
An open six-stage methodology. From observation to tracking: cyclical, sustainable, auditable.
Identify the system's purpose, operational context, role (provider/deployer) and personal-data processing profile. This is where governance begins.
Classify your AI system under Reg. (EU) 2024/1689 in minutes.
23-item interactive checklist covering Reg. (EU) 2024/1689 obligations.
Structured assessment for Article 27 obligations.
Overlapping obligations, unique requirements, and practical tension points.
10-question assessment mapping ISO 42001 controls to EU AI Act obligations.
Using ChatGPT, Copilot, or Midjourney at work?
How the MEB ethics framework, KVKK and EU AI Act Annex III(3) map onto each other.
The normative six-stage framework.
Detecting gender and age bias in a credit scoring model using linear regression coefficients. A data-driven approach for EU AI Act Article 10 compliance.
Kredi skorlama modelinde cinsiyet ve yaş önyargısını lineer regresyon katsayılarıyla tespit etme. EU AI Act Madde 10 uyumu için veri odaklı bir yaklaşım.
AI governance is fragmented.
The Digital Omnibus is now law: Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, in force 27 July 2026.
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