AI Compliance Command Center
Map the Risk. Audit the Exposure. Fix the Gaps.
Atlas² AI Compliance combines curated regulatory intelligence with hands-on audit and remediation for AI disclosures, metadata structure, accessibility, privacy, and public-facing digital risk.
Built for marketing agencies, brands, and teams using generative AI in public-facing content.
Illustrative example — not a real client score
The standard, made clear.
Meet Klara and Maxim.
Klara shows you the truth. Maxim tells you what it requires.
Klara
The Clear One — Explainer
Klara walks you through what Atlas² found in plain language — what's missing, what it means, and what to do next.
“Compliance is just respect, written down.”
Maxim
The Principle — Standards & Close
Maxim holds the line on what disclosure actually requires and closes the conversation on what happens next.
“Disclosure is the floor, not the ceiling.”
Klara and Maxim are AI-generated spokesperson personas — voice and likeness are synthetic. They present Atlas² compliance information; they are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice.
The Problem
AI adoption moved faster than compliance infrastructure.
Agencies use AI across ads, websites, social, email, images, and video — often with no disclosure system.
Disclosure expectations are evolving across state laws, EU rules, platform policies, and accessibility standards.
Most teams have no repeatable way to label, document, or audit AI-assisted work.
Missing disclosures and weak metadata create client, platform, and regulatory risk.
The Atlas Method
Map. Scan. Score. Remediate. Monitor.
One framework that turns compliance confusion into corrective action.
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Map
Identify which AI disclosure, privacy, accessibility, and governance obligations actually apply to your business.
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Scan
Review your website, ads, social content, email, policies, AI-generated assets, and tool stack.
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Score
Categorize findings by severity: Critical, High, Medium, Low, and Informational.
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Remediate
Provide disclosure language, metadata fixes, policy copy, accessibility notes, and documentation structure.
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Monitor
Track regulatory change and re-scan public-facing materials as your business evolves.
Choose Your Route
Where do you want to start?
I want to understand AI laws
Explore the Intelligence Hub →I need to know if my agency is exposed
Start an AI Compliance Audit →I failed a compliance or metadata score
Begin Failed Score Remediation →I need ongoing monitoring
View Monthly Monitoring →Services
Audit, remediation, and monitoring.
AI Disclosure Audit
Find where your public-facing AI use is under-disclosed.
Audit your public-facing digital assets for missing, unclear, or inconsistent AI disclosures across websites, ads, social, and email.
Learn more →Metadata Compliance Remediation
Structure the evidence trail behind your AI-assisted work.
Review and help structure metadata, labels, documentation, and evidence trails so AI-generated or AI-assisted assets are easier to identify, explain, and govern.
Learn more →Failed Score Remediation
You ran a scan and failed. We help you fix it.
For companies that ran an internal or external compliance/metadata scan and failed. We review the failure points, organize findings, prioritize fixes, and provide a remediation path.
Learn more →Public-Facing Digital Footprint Scan
One review across everything the public can see.
Review your website, landing pages, social profiles, ads, email templates, AI-generated media, and client-facing policy language in a single pass.
Learn more →AI Tool Stack Documentation
Know which tools touch client work — and what that implies.
Document the AI tools used in production, where they touch client work, what outputs they generate, and what disclosure or review processes may be needed.
Learn more →Monthly Monitoring
Compliance changes. Your monitoring should too.
Ongoing review of regulatory updates, new public-facing assets, campaign changes, disclosure drift, and remediation status.
Learn more →Intelligence Hub
Free AI compliance intelligence.
Track AI laws, disclosure obligations, and practical business implications in one curated source.
August 2 Has Passed. Here's What Actually Changed — and What Didn't.
The EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency obligations began applying August 2, 2026. A calm, role-scoped look at what is now in effect for agencies deploying AI, what was moved to December, and what stayed exactly the same.
Updated Aug 3, 2026
California's AI Transparency Act Went Live the Same Day. Here's Who It Covers.
While attention was on the EU, California's SB 942 quietly became operative on the same August 2 — after AB 853 moved its date. It targets large generative-AI providers, not the businesses using their tools. Here's the scope, and what flows downstream to agencies.
Updated Aug 3, 2026
We Audited Our Own Website. Here's What We Found.
We ran our own public-facing audit against atlascomplianceai.com — the same audit we sell. It came back with a finding. Here is what it was, how we fixed it the same day, and why we're publishing it.
Updated Jul 24, 2026
Find the gaps before they become exposure.
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