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The AI Governance Maturity Assessment That Shows Its Work

Twenty four questions, about ten minutes, scored instantly against the NIST AI RMF functions. You see your maturity level on screen and the full report arrives in your inbox. Most organizations discover they are a level lower than they assumed.

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Governance structure and accountability
Risk processes across the AI lifecycle
Regulatory readiness
Builder and gatekeeper alignment
10 minutes • 24 questions • Free, including the report

Where does your AI governance actually stand?

Answer honestly, not aspirationally. The score only helps if it reflects how things work today, not how the policy binder says they should.

What the assessment measures, in the open

Most maturity assessments hide their methodology behind a form. Ours is the methodology. Every question maps to one of four dimensions drawn from the NIST AI RMF functions, with ISO/IEC 42001 informing the design.

01

Governance structure and accountability

Whether decision rights, review structures, and ownership for AI actually exist, and who holds them. This is the Govern function in practice.

02

Risk processes across the AI lifecycle

How your organization maps its AI systems, measures their behavior, and manages what it finds, from procurement through production.

03

Regulatory readiness

How prepared you are for the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF adoption, and the sector rules that apply to your industry, before an auditor asks.

04

Builder and gatekeeper alignment

Whether your AI teams and your legal, compliance, and risk functions share a process and a vocabulary, or operate in separate rooms.

How scoring works

Your answers place you on a five level maturity scale, from ad hoc practices through fully operational governance. Every level is defined in plain language on your results screen, so the number means something.

The assessment is built entirely from public standards. There is no vendor agenda behind the questions, no software to buy at the end, and no consultant scoring you by hand. What the levels reveal about risk exposure is spelled out in the report.

Level 1Ad hoc
Level 2Developing
Level 3Defined
Level 4Managed
Level 5Operational

What you receive

On screen

Your overall score and maturity level the moment you finish, with each level explained so you know exactly where you stand.

In your inbox

The full report: dimension by dimension results, what organizations at your level typically address first, and a prioritized starting point you can bring to your next leadership conversation.

The full report is delivered by email, so we ask for your work email after the final question. A short follow up sequence comes with it, and you can leave it any time.

Common questions

Our scale runs from Level 1, where AI use is ad hoc and ungoverned, to Level 5, where governance is an operating capability with review structures, metrics, and accountability that function without heroics. Each level is defined on your results screen, and the report explains what typically separates each level from the next.

Yes, all of it: the assessment, the score, and the full report. It is the front door to how we work. Some organizations take the results and run with them internally, and some ask us to help close the gaps. Both outcomes are fine with us.

Most assessments in this space are built by software vendors, and the questions quietly steer you toward their platform. This one is built from the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, which are public standards, and the methodology is described on this page rather than hidden behind the form.

Your answers are used to generate your score and your report, and nothing else. They are not shared or sold. You will receive the report by email along with a short follow up sequence you can leave with one click.

Ten minutes from now, you will know where you stand

Twenty four questions, an honest score, and a report worth forwarding. That is the whole ask.

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