Explain the EU AI Act's risk tiers and what they mean for a customer deploying your AI system in Europe.

The AI Act question is a classification exercise in disguise: interviewers give you a use case and watch whether you can tier it, name the obligations, and know whose job each one is, provider or deployer.

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