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AI Regulatory Risk Assessment

Find out which AI laws actually apply to your product — the EU AI Act, US state AI laws, and the privacy law underneath them — and whether your privacy policy actually discloses it. A free, instant, self-serve version you can run right now, and a completed version we produce for you on request — signed, formatted, ready to hand to a client, investor, or your own legal counsel.

Free · self-serve

Preliminary check

A 3-minute questionnaire. Instant classification under the EU AI Act and US state laws, with the reasoning shown — and you can download the result as a Word document.

  • Classification + reasoning trace, on screen
  • Downloadable .docx of your result
  • No sign-up required
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By request

Completed assessment

Every applicable regime, a finding-by-finding report, and a mitigation roadmap — signed by a certified privacy professional. Fixed price per engagement, two weeks.

  • Executive summary — a one-page plain-English verdict, the 3 findings that matter most, and a 90-day priority list
  • Your full AI inventory — every system, what it does, where the model comes from, who owns it
  • Which laws apply — every applicable regime, tied to the specific fact that triggered it
  • Classification results — per system: status, trigger, your role, deadlines, confidence
  • Findings & a mitigation roadmap — ranked by severity, each with a fix and a 30/60/90-day plan
  • A compliance calendar — your specific deadlines, not a generic list of statute dates
  • A legal counsel briefing sheet — flagged items your lawyer can review in five minutes
  • A line-by-line review of your privacy policy's language, not just a presence check
  • Delivered as an editable .docx you can hand to a client, investor, or your own legal counsel

Also want to check your privacy policy for standard GDPR/CCPA disclosures? It's free and runs entirely in your browser.

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Built for screening, not a substitute for counsel: use these to identify applicable regimes, surface obligations, and prepare a focused conversation with your lawyer. Informational only, not legal advice — findings marked for counsel are flagged explicitly, never resolved silently.