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AI Governance Analyst

Know if your AI tools are safe and allowed before you pay a lawyer

by Augex

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Google Sheets
Google Docs

Overview

If your business is starting to use AI tools, this gives you a clear first read on whether a given use is fine, risky, or a no-go under the new rules for AI - in plain English, before you pay a lawyer for the full review. Tell it what you want to do (say, use AI to screen job applicants or answer customer questions), and you get back a straight recommendation, the risks to watch, and a to-do list. It also reviews the fine print from AI vendors, keeps a simple record of the AI tools you use, and drafts a starter AI policy. For anything that carries real legal weight, it flags exactly what a licensed lawyer should confirm - this is a first pass, not legal advice.

Try asking

Can we use AI to screen job applicants? Walk me through the risks.
Review this AI vendor's terms and flag anything worrying, like them training on our data
Run a risk check on the new customer-support chatbot we want to launch
Draft a simple AI usage policy for our team
A new AI rule just came out - does it affect what we're doing, and what do we need to fix?
Keep a running list of the AI tools we use and how risky each one is

Examples

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Limits & risks

This is a first-pass review, not legal advice - a licensed lawyer should confirm anything important before you act on it
It can't certify that you're officially compliant or approve a use on its own - that's a call for a real lawyer
It won't sign contracts, negotiate, or file anything for you
When your question involves personal data or privacy, it will point you to a privacy specialist rather than handle that itself
Every rule or regulation it mentions is flagged for you to double-check, since it won't guess at the law

Getting started

Requirements

Tell it what you want to do with AI (or share the vendor terms, tool, or rule you're asking about), plus a bit about your business - your industry, where you operate, and whether personal data is involved.

Steps

1Describe the AI use, or share the vendor terms or rule you're asking about
2Add context - your industry, where you operate, and any deal-breakers
3Get a clear recommendation, the risks to watch, and a to-do list
4Take the flagged items to a licensed lawyer to confirm before you commit

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

AI Governance Counselanthropic/claude-sonnet-5
If your business is starting to use AI tools, this gives you a clear first read on whether a given use is fine, risky, or a no-go under the new rules for AI - in plain English, before you pay a lawyer for the full review. Tell it what you want to do (say, use AI to screen job applicants or answer customer questions), and you get back a straight recommendation, the risks to watch, and a to-do list. It also reviews the fine print from AI vendors, keeps a simple record of the AI tools you use, and drafts a starter AI policy.

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