AIPolicyTracker

Free AI self-assessments

Know where you stand before an auditor, a customer or a regulator asks. 30 short questionnaires covering the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF, US state AI laws, AI security and AI governance. Answer one in about six minutes to see a score for each domain; ask for the PDF report by email. No account needed.

They run on Certifyi, a related product. A score is a self-check, not an audit, a certification or legal advice.

After the score

A low domain score points at work to do. The free templates turn the recorded duties into the registers and documents an auditor asks for, the obligations say what each law requires with its source, and the applicability check narrows which duties may reach you.

Frequently asked questions

Are the AI self-assessments free?

Yes. Each is a short questionnaire answered in the browser, with a score for each domain at the end. No account is needed, and a PDF report can be requested by email.

How long does an AI self-assessment take?

Most take five to seven minutes: about 20 to 28 questions across five to seven domains. The list shows the question count and the expected time for each.

Which assessment should I start with?

If the EU AI Act may apply to you, the EU AI Act Readiness and AI System Risk Classification assessments. For a framework-neutral view, the AI Governance Maturity assessment. For a certification goal, ISO/IEC 42001 Readiness. For US state laws, the US State AI Law Exposure assessment.

Does a good score mean we are compliant?

No. A self-assessment shows where you stand against the questions it asks; it is not an audit, a certification or legal advice. Use the score to decide what to evidence next, and the templates and obligations on this site to do it.

Where do the self-assessments run?

On Certifyi, a related product. They are listed here because they cover the same laws and frameworks as the records; nothing on this site requires an account there.