The AI Regulatory Atlas
See every AI rule that touches your business. Act on it.
The Atlas tracks every jurisdiction with active AI regulation and refreshes each working day at 06:00 GST.
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The AI Regulatory Atlas
The Atlas tracks every jurisdiction with active AI regulation and refreshes each working day at 06:00 GST. Red marks an enacted rule. Amber marks a rule that bites within sixty days. Green marks a rule inside the next 120-day horizon. If a regulator publishes on a Tuesday, the Atlas reflects it before Friday's board paper.
Free, daily 06:00 GST refresh, 36 jurisdictions today.
One control set
EU AI Act, ISO 42001, SS1/23 and DIFC Reg 10 in one control set.
Principal-led, with credentials recognised by boards and regulators. Backgrounds include financial services, government, healthcare, energy and law.
Three states, one path
The next step is always the same. A funded use case with a named owner.
We have not started.
Begin with one funded use case and a 12-week plan in 30 days.
Artefact
Signed AI charter.
We started and stalled.
We find why it stopped and give it a named owner and a stop point.
Artefact
Diagnosis and revised charter.
We used consultants and got no return.
A fixed-price charter your CFO can audit.
Artefact
Control mapping with a CFO-signed savings statement.
Insights
The governance answers you went looking for.
Book a principal
Outcome first. Then a recommended principal. Then a real slot.
Booking confirms with one affirmative click. Only genuine next available times appear.
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Why us
Evidence, named accountability, removed friction.
Every charter is led by a named principal. See the full roster.
Ask
Triage your question with a principal-grade assistant.
Straight answers
Questions a board asks.
We were burned by a Big 4 build. Why is this different?
You get a named principal, a fixed price and a defined stop point. The charter is written so your CFO can audit it. It is not another deck.
Our software vendor says AI is built in. Do we still need this?
Built-in features still sit under the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, SS1/23 and DIFC Reg 10. We map who owns the risk and what you must evidence.
Will our staff adopt it?
Adoption is part of the charter. Each use case has a named owner, a 12-week plan and a stop point, so the work lands rather than stalls.
Is our use case high-risk under the EU AI Act?
We classify it against the Act on the first call and set out the obligations that follow. High-risk cases are covered by the control set.
What happens on the call?
You speak to a principal, not a sales desk. We agree your state, the next use case and whether a fixed-price charter fits.
How do you price?
Fixed price per charter, agreed before work starts. No time and materials, no open-ended retainer.
Selected client backgrounds of our principals.
- Microsoft
- Aggreko
- Expereo