Provider-published record. Relay Labs Ltd (Dublin, Ireland) registered Aria in Veritome and chose to publish this EU AI Act transparency record. It is the provider’s own account — not a Veritome attestation or a determination of compliance.
What Aria is
Aria is Veritome's EU AI Act assistant, provided by Relay Labs Ltd. It is a decision-support tool that helps users understand and complete their obligations — it is not legal advice and takes no side-effectful action without explicit human approval. Aria is a LIMITED-risk AI system built on a third-party general-purpose model (Mistral), governed under the Act it helps you comply with.
How it works & what it runs on
Role under the EU AI Act
Provider · systemProvider of an AI system (not a GPAI model provider — the model is Mistral's)
Risk classification
Limited riskLimited risk — subject to Art. 50 transparency; not an Annex III high-risk use
Base model
MistralMistral (EU-based GPAI model), accessed via API; version recorded in deployment config
First released
Veritome v0.32.0 (April 2026)
Owner
Tomislav Vidakovic, Founder
Grounded in
- The EU AI Act text and recitals.
- Veritome's regulatory registry — the single source of Articles, dates and obligations.
- Official guidance (e.g. Commission guidelines) and Veritome's smart-form templates.
Transparency & oversight
Art. 50Art. 14- Users are clearly informed they are interacting with an AI (Art. 50(1) interaction disclosure).
- AI-generated content Aria produces for export is labelled and marked machine-readable where applicable (Art. 50(2)).
- See the dedicated Art. 50 transparency copy and implementation notes.
- Any action with a side effect is gated behind explicit human approval (the approval inbox).
Governance
Registered in VeritomeProvider-publishedProvider review cadence
The provider chose to publish identity, model, transparency & governance. Live obligation status is kept private. Review cadence: At least annually, and on any material change to Aria's purpose, model, corpus or risk classification.