Readiness check
Answer 8 questions.
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1 / 8
Does your product use AI or LLMs to make or materially assist decisions?
Agents, copilots, automated scoring, content generation that reaches users.
2 / 8
Does that AI influence decisions about employment, housing, lending, insurance, healthcare, or education?
These are the 'consequential decision' categories US state laws focus on.
3 / 8
Do you have users, applicants, or employees in Colorado, California, or Illinois?
These states have the most developed AI/ADMT rules taking effect through 2026–2027.
4 / 8
Do you sell to enterprises, or want to?
Enterprise security reviews now include an AI-governance section.
5 / 8
Do you keep tamper-evident logs of what your AI did, retained for years?
Not application logs — records you could prove were not altered after the fact.
6 / 8
Is there a recorded way for a human to review and override the AI's decisions?
7 / 8
If a customer or regulator asked for evidence of your AI's behavior and change history, could you produce it within a day?
8 / 8
Does your company have fewer than 50 employees?
Relevant because some older exemptions for small companies have been removed.
This is an informational readiness check, not legal advice, and not a compliance determination. It tells you what you can currently evidence and which regimes may be worth reviewing with qualified counsel. It does not tell you whether any law applies to you or whether you are compliant.