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AI Compliance Checker

Which AI regulations apply to you — and how much do they overlap? Answer 8 questions. We map your exposure across TRAIGA, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001 — and show how much one governance record covers at once.

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Where do you operate?

The Four Regimes

What this checker maps you against

Not every framework applies to every company. The checker determines which of the four apply based on your answers — and where their obligations overlap.

TRAIGA

Texas Responsible AI Governance Act

Texas's AI law. It applies if you operate in Texas, with risk-based duties, disclosure obligations, and consequential-decision requirements.

EU AI Act

European Union AI Act

The EU's AI regulation. It applies if you offer products or services to EU residents, with obligations spanning risk management, data governance, transparency, and human oversight.

NIST AI RMF

NIST AI Risk Management Framework

A voluntary US framework that is broadly recommended for every organization. Its GOVERN, MAP, MEASURE, and MANAGE functions structure how AI risk is handled.

ISO/IEC 42001

AI Management System Standard

The certifiable international standard for AI management systems. It applies if you are pursuing certification or your customers require it.

Why Overlap Matters

Prepare once — not four times

Many obligations overlap across regimes. A single documented AI risk assessment, a human-in-the-loop policy, and a decision record can each satisfy the matching requirement in more than one framework at the same time. The checker computes how much of your triggered obligations are covered by one shared set of records.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which AI regulations does the AI Compliance Checker cover?+
It maps your exposure across four regimes: TRAIGA, the Texas Responsible AI Governance Act, the EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and ISO/IEC 42001. You answer eight questions about where you operate, your sector, whether you develop or deploy AI, and whether your systems inform consequential decisions, and the tool shows which regimes apply to you.
How can one record set satisfy multiple AI regulations at once?+
Many obligations overlap across regimes. A single documented AI risk assessment, a human in the loop policy, and a decision record can each satisfy the matching requirement in more than one framework at the same time. The checker computes how much of your triggered obligations are covered by one shared set of records, so you can prepare once rather than four times.
Do all four frameworks apply to every company?+
No. The NIST AI RMF is a voluntary framework that is broadly recommended. TRAIGA applies if you operate in Texas. The EU AI Act applies if you offer products or services to EU residents. ISO 42001 applies if you are pursuing certification or your customers require it. The tool determines which of the four apply based on your answers.
Is the AI Compliance Checker legal advice?+
No. It gives a directional read based on the public text of TRAIGA, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001, not legal advice. Overlap is computed from your answers against ModalPoint's regime obligation mapping, which is being finalized by a Certified AI Auditor. Treat the results as indicative and confirm specifics with counsel.
Next Step

See where your governance stands

The checker shows which regimes apply. The AI Governance Readiness assessment shows how prepared you are to meet them — and where the gaps are.

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