AI consulting in Munich
Updated: 2026-11
For companies in Munich we assess AI use cases, build retrieval-based assistants and integrate language models into existing systems. Every project includes classification under the EU AI Act; in Germany, the KI-MIG has made the Federal Network Agency the central market surveillance authority since July 2026, with BaFin covering the financial sector.
Your region: Munich
Munich’s insurers, technology firms and industrial companies have moved past AI experiments and now need production systems that respect permissions, protect data and can be explained to regulators. Germany’s KI-MIG, in force since 29 July 2026, settles which authority supervises the AI Act, which removes one uncertainty from planning.
We work in English or German, remotely from Zug, and run workshops in Munich by arrangement. Invoicing in euros is possible.
How we deliver
Use cases rated soberly
Each idea is scored for benefit, feasibility, data readiness and risk; some turn out to be simple automation without AI.
Permissions respected
Assistants inherit document permissions from your systems, so nobody gets answers drawn from files they cannot open.
Regulatory role clarified
We document whether you act as provider or deployer under the AI Act and which duties follow, before go-live.
Why Innopulse
- —Production AI features in our own SaaS products.
- —Evaluation as a fixed part of every project.
- —Remote from Zug, invoicing in euros possible.
Parent service: AI consulting & integration
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FAQ
Who supervises the AI Act in Germany?
Under the KI-MIG, the Federal Network Agency is the central market surveillance authority unless another authority is designated; BaFin is responsible for the financial sector.
Is an internal knowledge assistant high-risk?
Normally not. High-risk cases are listed in Annex III, such as recruitment or creditworthiness assessment. We document the classification either way.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
Yes. We often deliver architecture, evaluation and the first production version, then hand over to an internal team.