kn0w issues the Automation Report: how much of a company is automated, what it costs, and whether it works.
For UK FinTech and HealthTech companies of 50 to 500 staff, it reads AI adoption and AI governance from recorded sessions with the CEO and six function heads. It places the company against UK companies in the same sector and size range, and references the UK rules that apply. Read by your board.
No AI-specific ones. The FCA says it will not add extra regulation for AI and will rely on its existing frameworks. It names two as relevant to using AI safely: the Consumer Duty, and accountability and governance under the Senior Managers and Certification Regime.
The report draws its regulatory references from the company's sector and country. For UK companies they are:
The references locate the findings against the rules that apply to the company. They are not a legal compliance determination.
Regulatory obligation status.
The kn0w Score and each reading are placed as a percentile against UK companies in the same sector, FinTech or HealthTech, with 50 to 500 staff. The count of the peer set is printed beside every percentile. Peer data is anonymised. No placement is read from fewer than five companies.
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Sample report · the company and its figures are fictional
The fee is A$24,000, covering the report, three Quarterly Reviews and the Annual Report. You can pay in AUD, GBP or USD. The fee is fixed before the first session.
The FCA applies its existing rules to AI. It says it will not add extra regulation for AI, and names the Consumer Duty and SM&CR as relevant to using AI safely.
The fee is A$24,000. You can pay in AUD, GBP or USD.
Yes. For UK HealthTech companies, the regulatory references include MHRA.
The company's board is entitled to rely on it. The lead institutional investor in the company's next priced round may also rely on it, where that investor meets the minimum investment stated in the report.
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