Decision brief
ExperimentWhat is our AI decision actually missing?
Twelve questions in the browser, and a one page brief naming which of them your case has an answer to and which it does not.
Free
Independent AI decision software
Tools and assessments for people who have to decide about AI
nielsai builds and publishes the checks, briefs and reviews a company uses to decide whether to buy an AI tool, build one, or stop a project that is not going anywhere.
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Nothing is published yet. The first piece goes up when it has a source and a number worth reading.
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Find the question you actually have
Every surface answers one question. Pick the one that matches yours.
- What is our AI decision actually missing?Decision briefExperiment
- What does the AI Act require of us right now?AI Act checkExperiment
- Is this pilot worth running?Readiness checkExperiment
- Should we buy this AI tool?AI Use Case ReviewLive
- What did this vendor leave out of the business case?Vendor Offer ReviewLive
- What do we have to write down before the AI Act applies to us?AI Act packLive
- Who tells us when the AI rules change?AI Act maintenanceLive
From the lab
What is being tested right now
Free surfaces in the browser. Each one carries its status, and an experiment can be archived the moment the answer is no.
AI Act check
ExperimentWhat does the AI Act require of us right now?
Six questions about what you use AI for, and a plain reading of which parts of the AI Act touch it.
Free
Readiness check
ExperimentIs this pilot worth running?
Seven questions about the pilot you are considering, and the conditions that have to hold before it is worth starting.
Free
One profile, three workstreams
From idea to a defensible decision
Assess the idea
See the value, feasibility and assumptions that must hold.
Buy wisely
Surface price, lock-in, overlap and questions for the vendor.
Track value
Set a baseline, KPI, owner and review date before the pilot starts.
The package
One review. One documented basis for decision.
- 01Use case brief
- 02Desired effect and baseline
- 03Key assumptions and missing evidence
- 04Value, complexity and feasibility
- 05Data, risk and requirement screening
- 06Alternatives and vendor questions
- 07Recommendation: continue, adjust, pilot or stop
- 08Pilot plan with KPI, owner and review date
Policy, training and full legal assessment are not part of the basic review. When a specialist is required, the report says so.
How it works
Asynchronous from description to decision
- 1
Describe
Complete the company profile and describe the idea or offer.
- 2
Assess
NielsAI assembles the review with sources, assumptions and red flags.
- 3
Approve
A person in your company approves and owns the final decision.
- 4
Plan
You receive a pilot plan with baseline, KPI, owner and review date.
- 5
Review
After 30 or 90 days, decide whether to scale, change or stop.
Where NielsAI stops
Focused advisory software, clear boundaries
- xNot a consultancy or agency
- xNot a GRC system or legal compliance platform
- xNot a model host or AI gateway
- xNot legal advice
- xAbove roughly 250 employees, or with a CIO or AI function, we point you elsewhere
Trust
The decision stays with you
NielsAI provides decision support, not legal advice. Sources and assumptions follow the assessment, and a person in your company owns the final decision. NielsAI is developed in Denmark; model providers, data flows, storage and deletion are described openly before purchase.