15 REGULATIONS. 4 CONTINENTS. ONE EVALUATION. — Colorado SB 26-189 (Jan 1, 2027) · EU AI Act (Phased) · NYC LL144 · SR 11-7 · Texas · California · South Korea · UK · China · GDPR — View all →
AVAAS · OMB M-25-21 Readiness Check

Your AI use case decides something about a person. M-25-21 says prove it is safe to.

OMB M-25-21 requires federal agencies to identify High-Impact AI and put minimum risk-management practices around it. This tool shows whether your use case is High-Impact, which practices attach, where the gaps are, and the 2026 deadlines you are already inside.

Free About 2 minutes No signup Private
This is a readiness aid, not legal or compliance advice. It reflects the High-Impact AI definition and minimum practices in OMB M-25-21 and its 2026 deadlines. Your CAIO and counsel own the determination. Confirm specifics against the memo and your agency policy.
The use case Step 1 of 2
Who are you running this for?
What does the AI output bear on?

Select all that apply. These are the areas M-25-21 presumes can be High-Impact.

How does the output drive the decision?
Is the use case operational, or still a pilot?
Which minimum risk-management practices are in place for it?

Select all that apply. These are the practices M-25-21 requires for High-Impact AI.

Is it in your agency AI use-case inventory with a risk determination?
How is the system's behavior evaluated?
Keep going, all free
Two more ways to see where you stand

Exposure guidance shows the pressure. Certification is the evidence.

These free tools show you where you stand. AVAAS gives you documented, third-party evidence you can put in front of a regulator, a court, or a customer.

Certify Your AI →