AI Consulting
Introduce AI in your company
safely and confidently – compliant with legal requirements and practical to use
With us, you set the right course for artificial intelligence. This way, you stay practically oriented, comply with the law, and keep up to date with reasonable effort.
Non-binding · 15 minutes · Free
Pragmatic AI compliance consulting for organizations
We help companies ensure the security of modern AI applications,
to integrate it into everyday work life in a practical and legally compliant manner. We
We accompany your company on the path to proper data protection and also support you with questions regarding artificial intelligence. Together, we will continue to safely, strategically, and forward-looking develop the use of AI in your company.
Services
Key points of our
AI compliance consulting
We provide resources and expertise pragmatically, in a hands-on manner, and in a way that is tailored to the needs of our clients.
Vera Schmidt
Managing Director, mip Consult GmbH
Non-binding · 15 minutes · Free
our approach
How to start your AI consulting with us
Together, we will continue to develop the use of AI in your company in a safe, strategic, and future-oriented way.
Step 01
Free initial consultation
We offer companies a free initial consultation by phone regarding general AI-related questions and what specific advice we can provide.
Step 02
AI Quick-Check
In a short consultation session, we analyze together which AI systems are already being used in the company, which data protection and compliance risks exist, and whether there is a need for action regarding the GDPR or the EU AI Act.
Step 03
Customized offer
Based on the AI Quick Check, we will create a personalized quote for you or recommend one of our consulting packages.
Step 04
Start of consulting
After signing the consulting agreement, our experts will begin the consulting process.
Pricing
Our packages for your AI compliance
In all packages
Multilingual support
Personal contact person
DEKRA-certified experts
Lawyers from Eggert & Partner Lawyers · Service in Germany · All prices are net excluding VAT.
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI Officer or AI lead do?
An AI officer or AI manager helps companies manage the deployment of AI systems, assess risks, and coordinate internal processes around AI. This includes, for example, policies, training, approval processes, and the implementation of regulatory requirements.
Do we need to appoint an „AI Officer“?
The EU AI Act, unlike the GDPR, provides for a
Data Protection Officer, not a mandatory function of an
„AI Officers“ are required. However, according to Article 4 of the AI Act, providers and operators must take measures to promote the AI literacy (AI Literacy) of their employees – this obligation applies already since February 2, 2025. In practice, appointing a responsible person or a committee that coordinates AI deployment, approval processes, and training is recommended. We help you build the appropriate governance structure for your company size.
When do the obligations of the EU AI Act come into effect?
The requirements apply in stages and the timeline has been shifted to summer 2026. The prohibitions under Article 5 are applicable since February 2, 2025, the rules for general-purpose AI models since August 2, 2025, and they are enforced since August 2, 2026. The transparency and labeling obligations under Article 50 apply since August 2, 2026. The main obligations for high-risk systems under Annex III have been extended by the Digital Omnibus Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 to apply from August 2, 2026. December 2, 2027 deferred, for Annex I systems on the August 2, 2028. However, postponement does not mean a warning of danger: an initial assessment and classification require time, and the obligations regarding AI literacy have long since been established.
Will sofortdatenschutz.de also support me with any questions regarding AI?
Yes. We support companies in ensuring that their processes are safe, practical, and
Rightly-aligned introduction and use of AI systems. Our
The scope of services includes, among other things, AI policies, AI governance, data protection, the EU AI Act, risk assessments, training, and the implementation of appropriate processes and responsibilities.
