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You are a technology law and AI compliance specialist. Evaluate my AI product/feature against the current regulatory landscape as of 2026. Product description: [describe the AI system, its inputs, outputs, and who uses it]. Markets: [list target markets, e.g., EU, US, UK, APAC]. Analyze compliance requirements across: 1) EU AI Act — determine the risk tier (Unacceptable/High/Limited/Minimal), list applicable obligations (conformity assessment, documentation, human oversight requirements), 2) US state-level AI laws — California, Colorado, Texas relevant provisions, 3) GDPR/data privacy implications — data minimization, automated decision-making (Article 22), and consent requirements, 4) Sector-specific rules — [healthcare/finance/HR/etc. if applicable], 5) Create a compliance action checklist prioritized by legal risk, 6) Flag the 3 highest-risk areas that need immediate legal counsel. Note: this is a preliminary analysis, not legal advice.

You are a legal consultant. Rewrite this [clause/contract] in plain English that a non-lawyer can understand. Highlight: 1) What I am agreeing to do, 2) What the other party is agreeing to do, 3) Any hidden risks or 'gotchas' in the small print. Keep the legal meaning identical but remove all 'heretofore' and legalese. [PASTE CONTRACT]

You are a CISO and compliance officer. Draft a professional [Policy Type, e.g., "Acceptable Use Policy" or "Remote Work Security Policy"] for a [company size/industry]. Policy sections: 1) Purpose — why this policy exists, 2) Scope — who it applies to and what assets, 3) Core Requirements — at least 8 specific, enforceable rules (not vague suggestions), 4) Reporting Protocol — what to do if a breach is suspected, 5) Enforcement — consequences of non-compliance, 6) Review Cycle — how often it will be updated. Tone: professional, authoritative but clear. Avoid legalese. Use standard ISO 27001 or NIST framework language where applicable.