AI compliance work should combine deterministic rules, evidence capture, human review, risk scoring, and a record of why each decision was made.
Separate rules from interpretation
Known requirements should be represented as deterministic checks. AI is most useful where language is ambiguous, incomplete, or scattered across source material.
Requirement extraction
Checklist logic
Jurisdiction and policy context
Exception handling
Preserve review evidence
A compliance workflow should store the source text, reasoning path, reviewer action, and final disposition for each item.
Source excerpts
Risk score rationale
Reviewer notes
Decision history
Measure the system before scaling
Compliance systems should be evaluated against real examples, edge cases, missed requirements, false positives, and reviewer workload.
Known-answer test sets
False-positive review
Reviewer agreement tracking
Audit sampling
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