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NOPE

AI safety · discovery, not legal advice

Chart your AI risk exposure.

Describe how you use AI to see which regulations and guidance may be relevant, along with recommended practices and potential harms.

What applies to you What can go wrong

An organisation, using AI.

Who are you?(required)

How do you use AI?

Where do you operate / where are your users?(required)

Tick every country your users are in. Most obligations follow the users, including places you are not registered.

What is the AI used for? Select all that apply.(required)

Tick every use, including secondary or optional features — a companion persona, a wellbeing check-in, a support bot.

Who does the AI interact with (the people it serves)?

Takes under a minute. No account, no code access. Your answers never leave this page: they live only in its URL (that's what "Copy link" shares, so mind who you send it to).

Our coverage is most detailed for minors and mental health. Each report indicates its coverage limitations. NOPE is funded by selling safety software to AI companies. Recommendations based on our own judgment are labelled NOPE view.

Or start from someone like you

Six common setups, each a finished report generated from our live catalog. Read one, or use it as your starting point.

A companion app used worldwide — including by under-16s 20 likely binding · 8 undetermined · 4 optional questions open
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A mental-health support AI for adults (US) 1 likely binding · 2 undetermined · 1 optional question open
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A school offering AI tutoring to its pupils (UK) 2 likely binding · 5 undetermined · 4 optional questions open
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A hospital using AI in clinical decisions (US) 1 likely binding · 2 undetermined
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A university wellbeing assistant for students (UK) 1 likely binding · 4 undetermined · 6 optional questions open
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A retailer’s customer-service chatbot (US) 1 likely binding · 2 undetermined · 6 optional questions open
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