Real-World Testing
Real-World Testing Informed Consent
What this control does
Obtain and document legally sufficient informed consent for Article 60 real-world testing.
How to implement
Where informed consent is required for real-world testing, give participants concise, understandable information before they take part. Cover the test, duration, possible inconvenience, rights to refuse or withdraw, reversal or disregard arrangements, test identifier and contact information as applicable. Date and document consent and provide a copy to the participant or legal representative. Make the refusal and withdrawal process workable. Assess any narrowly applicable law-enforcement alternative separately; do not assume that consent alone authorizes the test or all data processing.
Suggested timing and triggers
Before each participant takes part where required; on relevant information changes; on refusal or withdrawal.
Evidence examples
Participant information and consent form versions Dated consent and copy-delivery records Test identifier and contact details Refusal, withdrawal and follow-up records Documented basis for any applicable alternative
How to check this control
Sample a participant record and confirm that valid information and documented consent preceded participation and that a copy was provided. Walk through withdrawal and verify that staff can apply the stated arrangements.
Related EU AI Act obligations
Article 60(4)(i)-(k), 60(5)
Protect Testing Subjects, Maintain Qualified Oversight and Ensure Outputs Can Be Reversed or Disregarded
Sub-obligation of Article 60: Conduct High-Risk AI Real-World Testing Only Under the Article 60 Conditions
Article 61; Article 60(4)(i); Article 60a(5)(b)
Obtain, Document and Provide Informed Consent for Applicable Real-World Testing