Everything here is free, maintained against primary sources, and written for people who have to defend a decision rather than describe a technology. The reference library is checked on a recurring cadence, and where a law has been repealed or a standard superseded, the page says so instead of quietly deleting the entry.
Free tools
Sixty-one pages covering every framework, law, agency enforcement posture, and sector rule that governs AI in the US and EU, plus China and ten further jurisdictions. Corrections included where the field is confidently wrong.
317 AI tools across 23 categories, each with vendor, headquarters jurisdiction, and the governance flag it raises. The working list behind an AI tool inventory.
416 terms across 10 categories, defined in plain English. The vocabulary that shows up in vendor pitches, board papers, and regulation, with a live search and an A to Z filter.
The complete bibliography: 74 primary sources and 45 peer-reviewed research works, maintained the way a book maintains its reference section.
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Reading and updates
Field notes from active client engagements, framework analysis, and the reasoning behind the operating discipline.
Biweekly framework analysis, new templates, and field notes. No software pitches.
Bios, company fact sheet, and brand assets, generated on demand.
Direct answers on how the practice works, what an engagement looks like, and where AI governance obligations actually bite.
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