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AI governance glossary

Post-market monitoring

Definition

The activities a provider carries out to collect and review data on how its AI systems perform once in use, so that it can spot the need for corrective or preventive action. High-risk providers must have a documented post-market monitoring plan.

Source: EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689). A plain-language explanation for orientation, not the legal text; follow the source for the binding wording.

Post-market monitoring duties →Post-market monitoring plan template →

Laws and policies on record that use it

  • EU AI ActEuropean Union · Partially applicable

Duties that mention it

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Frequently asked questions

What does "Post-market monitoring" mean?

The activities a provider carries out to collect and review data on how its AI systems perform once in use, so that it can spot the need for corrective or preventive action. High-risk providers must have a documented post-market monitoring plan.

Where does the term Post-market monitoring come from?

This explanation follows EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689). It is a plain-language paraphrase for orientation; the source has the binding wording.

Which laws and policies use the term Post-market monitoring?

Among the records on this site: EU AI Act (EU).