Fundamental Rights Assessment Gap · Beta
How many high-risk AI systems have a publicly identifiable Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment — and how many don't?
The AI Act requires many high-risk deployers to carry out a FRIA. But no one tracks whether they actually exist. This is a first measurement of that gap — built only from the systems currently in the Aegis Rights Graph, each one sourced.
FRA's own empirical work points the same way: its December 2025 report Assessing High-Risk Artificial Intelligence found providers generally aware of privacy and data-protection risks but often not of wider fundamental-rights implications, and called for more guidance and an evidence base for fundamental-rights assessments. This page is a contribution to that evidence base.
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This number is only as complete as the graph behind it. Every high-risk system you add — with its source, and with whether a FRIA is known — sharpens the first real measurement of Europe's fundamental-rights assessment gap. That measurement doesn't exist anywhere else yet. It can, with you.
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