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AI Position Map

Where do you sit in the AI chain?

Answer four questions. See which risks bear on your position, what you need to understand upstream, what others may need from you and what you should be able to evidence.
Step 1 of 4

Where are you in the chain?

Choose the position that best describes the organisation you are mapping.
Private by design. Your answers are processed only in this browser. Nothing you select is sent to Daneree or any third party. No AI, API, analytics, cookies or browser storage are used. Indicative only. The map does not determine whether a legal or regulatory requirement applies. Snapshot: 14 September 2026.

What does the AI touch?

Choose the most consequential use.

How much can it do without a person?

Describe what happens in practice, not what the policy says.

Where does the organisation operate?

Markets can change which regimes and questions bear on your position.
AI Position Map

Your position in the changing AI landscape

Position as of 14 September 2026

Sources and status →
Indicative only. “Bears on this position” means an issue may be relevant to the position described. It does not mean that a particular legal or regulatory requirement applies, and this result should not be relied upon as legal, regulatory or compliance advice.
01 — Risk profile

The risks that bear on your position

02 — Responsibility

What sits with you

03 — Upstream

What you need from others

    04 — Downstream

    What others may need from you

      05 — Existing and proposed

      What already bears on the position

      06 — Evidence

      What you should be able to show

      07 — External position

      What you can credibly say

      Ask next

      Three governance questions

      01
      What does this system have permission to do that would matter if it behaved unexpectedly?
      02
      What do we know because we tested it — and what do we know only because the supplier told us?
      03
      Who is named as answerable for this system?
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