AI is entering the product.
You are preparing to ship an AI feature and need terms, disclosures, vendor controls, and release guardrails that match the actual use case.
AI Governance & Compliance
Companies are shipping AI faster than the rules around it are settling. We build the governance that lets you move anyway, defensibly.
Model Risk Map
The gap between how quickly AI is deployed and how slowly the law settles is where exposure lives. Customers now press hard in procurement, regulators are writing the rules in real time, and a single mishandled model decision can become a litigation or reputational event.
We advise both companies building AI products and those embedding third-party models into what they already sell. The deliverable is governance wired into your contracts, vendor relationships, release process, and oversight routines, not a binder that nobody opens twice.
When the AI question needs a defensible operating answer.
Customers are asking hard questions.
Enterprise procurement, security, or legal teams are pressing on model use, training data, output rights, oversight, and incident handling.
Governance has to become real.
Your AI use has outgrown informal judgment calls and needs a framework the board, customers, and regulators can understand.
Documents and processes your team will actually use.
- AI governance framework and acceptable-use policy
- Model, data, and deployment risk assessment memo
- AI contract terms, fallback positions, and procurement responses
- Vendor and model diligence checklist
- Human oversight, escalation, and incident process
- Regulatory-readiness map for applicable AI obligations
Built around the product, not a generic checklist.
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Assess
We map how AI moves through your product and organization, and where the real exposure sits.
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Design
We build a framework proportionate to that risk, not a checklist borrowed from a different kind of company.
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Operationalize
We translate the framework into the contracts, policies, and processes your team will actually use.
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Maintain
The law is moving. We keep your posture current as new rules and customer expectations arrive.
How to start
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Send the non-confidential outline.
Tell us what the AI system does, whether you build or buy the model, what customer or launch pressure is driving the review, and the decision date. Keep confidential details out until conflicts are cleared and an engagement is signed.