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AI Regulations Gap Audit

A fixed-scope, fixed-price audit of where your AI feature stands against the EU AI Act, California AB 2013, and Colorado's automated-decision law. Written findings and a remediation checklist in five business days.

One follow-up email with your quote. No list, no drip campaign, nothing shared.

What the audit covers

EU AI Act - Article 50

Transparency duties in force since August 2, 2026: disclose when users talk to an AI, label AI-generated text, image, audio and video, and mark deepfakes. Applies to any product with EU users, wherever the company sits.

California AB 2013

Effective January 1, 2026: generative-AI developers must publish documentation of their training data - sources, how it is used, whether it includes personal information. Missing documentation is the violation.

Colorado SB26-189

Duties for automated decision-making technology from 2027: consumer disclosures when AI makes consequential decisions, plus developer documentation. Building the muscle now beats retrofitting under a deadline.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI regulations gap audit?
It is a fixed-scope review that maps your AI product against the specific requirements of the AI laws now in force - the EU AI Act's transparency duties, California's training-data disclosure law, and Colorado's automated-decision rules. scm.cc delivers a written findings report and a prioritized remediation checklist an engineer can act on.
Which AI laws apply to my product right now?
Three are already biting. The EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency duties (disclose chatbots, label AI-generated content) have applied since August 2, 2026 and reach any product serving EU users. California AB 2013, effective January 1, 2026, requires generative-AI developers to publish training-data documentation. Colorado's SB26-189 duties for automated decision-making technology follow in 2027 - close enough that retrofitting later costs more.
Is this legal advice or a certification?
No, on both counts. The audit is an engineering-grade gap analysis against the published text of each requirement: what your product does today, what the law asks for, and the specific delta. It is not legal advice, not a certification, and not a guarantee of compliance - your counsel makes legal calls. Most findings are product and documentation work your team can ship directly.
How much does it cost?
Fixed price, quoted before any work starts: $300 to $2,000 depending on scope - a single AI feature sits at the low end, a product with several AI surfaces plus generated-content labeling lands higher. The quote comes from your intake answers; there is no hourly meter and no surprise change order.
What do I get at the end?
A written findings report: each applicable requirement, its status in your product (met, gap, or not applicable with the reason), and the evidence for the call. Plus a remediation checklist ordered by legal deadline and engineering effort, so the first fix is always the one that matters most. Delivered within five business days of scope sign-off.

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