Interaction map
How the rules connect
- commission-guidance → aia
Commission guidance explains prohibited practices and high-risk classification under the AI Act. - kimig → aia
The German law implements national functions required by the AI Act. - aia → gdpr
The AI Act reuses GDPR concepts and impact-assessment work. - aia → authority:bafin
The financial supervisor is market-surveillance authority for relevant high-risk systems. - kimig → authority:bafin
The KI-MIG names BaFin for AI systems connected with regulated financial activity. - kimig → authority:bnetza
The KI-MIG names the Bundesnetzagentur as the general German market-surveillance authority. - kimig → dora
The KI-MIG carves DORA financial entities out of specified cooperation criteria. - marisk → aia
MaRisk AT 4.3.4 expressly extends its model-governance requirements to automated models, technology-enabled innovation and AI. It does not make every MaRisk model an AI system; that classification is assessed under the AI Act definition. - dora-rts-rmf → dora
The delegated regulation specifies DORA's ICT risk-management framework. - dora-rts-sub → dora
The delegated regulation specifies subcontracting requirements under DORA. - dora-its-register → dora
The implementing regulation supplies templates for DORA's register of information. - bafin-ai → dora
BaFin explains how DORA ICT-risk duties apply to AI use. - marisk → dora
MaRisk AT 9 excludes ICT services governed by DORA's third-party regime.