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Answer four practical questions. Get a conservative starting map of likely obligations, risk level, first controls to build, and vendors worth shortlisting.

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Where do you operate?

Select every region where your organization is based, sells into, or deploys AI systems.

United States EU / EEA United Kingdom Canada APAC Global / multiple regions

What kind of AI do you use or sell?

Choose the use cases that best describe your current or planned AI systems.

Internal productivity tools or copilots Customer-facing chatbot or assistant AI embedded in a SaaS product Hiring, HR, or employment decisions Financial, insurance, housing, healthcare, education, legal, or other consequential decisions Model developer, foundation model, or API provider Public-sector or government-facing AI

Who are your customers or users?

The impacted population changes the governance evidence buyers and regulators expect.

Consumers Businesses Enterprise or regulated industries Public sector / government Employees or job applicants Patients, students, children, or other vulnerable groups

What data do you process?

Pick the highest-sensitivity data categories that flow through the AI system or vendor stack.

No personal data Personal data Sensitive personal data Health data Biometric data Children’s data Financial, credit, or insurance data Employment data

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This finder is an informational triage tool, not legal advice. Use it to identify diligence questions, not to decide compliance obligations without counsel.

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