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Free governance audit
Tell us what your product does. We classify each AI use case under the EU AI Act, map your exposure, and return a written assessment in two business days.
Data, Privacy & Technology · AI Governance
Build AI governance for teams that want to ship — not stop
EU AI Act readiness, model risk and impact assessments, training-data rights, employee AI-use policies, and customer-facing disclosures. Built by senior privacy and technology attorneys and written for product teams. We build the programme and keep it current as you ship.
From $1,500 Quoted up front after a free scoping call
AI Act mapped
Risk tier per use case
Model docs drafted
Cards + training-data review
Kept current
Reviewed as you ship
Legal team
GTC's privacy team
Data-protection counsel
10,747+ clients11 attorneys5 offices
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How it works
How AI governance works with GTC
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Workshop + framework build
A focused session maps your AI use cases, risks, and readiness roadmap. We then draft the policies, model documentation, vendor due-diligence process, and disclosures, delivered in two to four weeks.
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Keep it current
AI rules and your product both keep moving. An optional retainer reviews each new model, feature, or vendor as you ship, so the programme stays current rather than going stale.
What it costs
Quoted by how your product uses AI
AI Compliance starts from $1,500. Every AI governance engagement is quoted up front after a free scoping call, once your AI use cases and target markets are known. We deliver as a flat-fee framework build or an ongoing retainer, scoped by how many use cases you run and which EU AI Act tiers they fall into. The work is the programme — classification, policies, model documentation, and disclosures — kept current as you ship.
What's included
- EU AI Act risk classification of each AI use case
- AI Act readiness roadmap with the phased deadlines through 2026 and 2027
- Model documentation templates — model cards and data sheets — with a first pass
- Training-data provenance review and IP-risk assessment
- Internal AI-use policy drafted from your actual stack
- Customer-facing AI disclosures and consent flows
- AI vendor due-diligence checklist and contract addenda
- Human-oversight, transparency, and contestability controls
- Risk register and review cadence aligned to ISO 42001
- Generative-AI terms — output ownership and no-train commitments
- AI governance framework build
- Quoted by scope
- EU AI Act readiness assessment
- Quoted by scope
- Ongoing governance retainer
- Quoted by scope
- Free AI governance audit
- No charge
No GTC fee is committed until your AI use cases are scoped and you have approved the quote.
Get started
Get your AI governance scoped
Tell us how your product uses AI. A GTC attorney will classify your AI Act risk, scope the work, and email a quote after a free scoping call.
No payment required Reply within 1 business dayA GTC attorney reviews it & sends a flat-fee quote.
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03Your details
Building generative or model-first features? Mention your training-data sources and your target markets — both change the EU AI Act tier and the documentation we draft.
Brand details
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Legal name of the entity.
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What does the AI do? (e.g. 'content moderation', 'credit scoring', 'hiring assistant', 'medical imaging diagnosis', 'customer chatbot').
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Pick all that apply.
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Drives obligations under the EU AI Act. 'Not sure' is fine — we will assess.
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Pick all that apply.
Why GTC
Why route AI governance through GTC
Legal team
GTC's privacy team
Data-protection counsel
Attorney-led
EU AI Act classification
We classify each of your AI use cases into the right risk tier — prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal — and map the obligations that follow, with the phased deadlines through 2026 and 2027.
Policies your team will follow
An internal AI-use policy drafted from your actual stack, plus a vendor due-diligence process and a risk register the board can sign off on. Built to be run, not filed away.
Model docs and training-data rights
Model cards and data sheets, a training-data provenance review, and an IP-risk assessment on the data behind your model — the two questions every AI investor and enterprise customer now asks.
Disclosures that hold up
Customer-facing AI disclosures, consent flows, and generative-AI terms covering output ownership and no-train commitments — written to survive enterprise procurement review.
Your Customer Success Team
A dedicated team that owns your matter from start to finish.
Every GTC client gets a dedicated Account Manager and a Senior Account Manager who learn your business and stay with you from first email to final filing. They are named people who pick up the phone and already know your matter, so every step moves forward without delay.
Your Account Manager
Your day-to-day point of contact, who coordinates every matter, keeps things moving, and already knows your file. They have your full history, so you start every conversation where the last one left off.
Your Senior Account Manager
Senior oversight on strategy and escalations, stepping in as your needs grow, so every important detail stays on track.
A named person, on email or a call, at every step.
How we compare
GTC vs. a generic template or a big consultancy
| What you get | GTC | Online filing services | Doing it yourself |
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| EU AI Act risk classification per use case | |||
| Internal AI-use policy drafted from your actual stack | |||
| Model documentation and model cards with a first pass | |||
| Training-data provenance and IP-risk review | |||
| Generative-AI terms: output ownership and no-train commitments | |||
| Programme kept current as you ship new models and features |
EU AI Act risk classification per use case
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Internal AI-use policy drafted from your actual stack
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Model documentation and model cards with a first pass
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Training-data provenance and IP-risk review
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Generative-AI terms: output ownership and no-train commitments
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Programme kept current as you ship new models and features
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Timeline
From audit to a working AI governance programme
A free written audit lands in two business days. Most framework builds run two to four weeks, then the optional retainer keeps it current as your product and the rules evolve.
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Day 1–2
Free governance audit
You tell us what your product does. We classify each AI use case under the EU AI Act, map your exposure, and return a written assessment in two business days.
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Week 1
Workshop + roadmap
A 60-minute session maps AI use cases, risks, and the readiness roadmap, with the obligations and deadlines that apply to your tiers.
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Weeks 1–4
Build the framework
We draft the AI-use policy, model documentation, vendor due-diligence checklist, customer disclosures, and risk register aligned to ISO 42001.
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Ongoing
Iterate as you ship
On an optional retainer, we review each new model, feature, or vendor and refresh the documentation so the programme stays current.
In their words
All your legal, in one place.
One accountable team across every practice, operating since 2016.
10,747+
Clients served
11
In-house attorneys
5
Global offices
10+
Years since 2016
AI compliance FAQs
Frequently asked questions
If your AI system is placed on the EU market, used in the EU, or its output is used in the EU, then yes. Like GDPR, the AI Act applies extraterritorially. A US SaaS with EU customers is in scope.
Ready to govern your AI
Ready when you are.
Tell us how your product uses AI and where your customers are. We will classify your EU AI Act risk, scope the work, and quote up front after a free scoping call — then build the programme and keep it current as you ship.
