Gatekeeper sits between your workforce and commercial AI systems. Every input evaluated. Every violation blocked before data leaves the building. Every decision sealed as tamper-proof legal evidence.
Right now, employees are pasting customer data, financial records, and protected information into ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini. There's nothing between them and a regulatory violation.
An employee pastes a customer's SSN into ChatGPT. That data is now on OpenAI's servers. You can't get it back. You can't prove it didn't happen.
Your compliance team can't see what employees send to AI systems. There's no log, no chain of custody, no evidence governance was ever in place.
HIPAA, FERPA, CCPA, COPPA, FCC CPNI — all enforceable today. The EU AI Act activates August 2026. Fines reach 7% of global revenue. There is no grace period.
Gatekeeper intercepts every interaction with commercial AI systems. It evaluates the content against human law, blocks violations before they happen, and seals every decision as a cryptographic artifact.
Gatekeeper captures the input before it reaches the AI system. The text is held at the browser boundary. Nothing has been transmitted yet.
93 deontic rules derived from active statutes. HIPAA, FERPA, CCPA, COPPA, CPNI, PCI, FINRA. Each rule maps to a specific legal citation. Deterministic enforcement — no AI in the gate.
Violations are blocked — the data never reaches the AI system. Clean inputs pass through. Every decision is sealed as a SHA-256 linked artifact with the statutory basis recorded.
Every Gatekeeper decision produces a sealed artifact — timestamped, hashed, chain-linked, and statute-referenced. This is not a log. It's legal evidence that governance happened at the exact moment it mattered.
GREEN means the system ran. YELLOW means a risk was caught. RED means a violation was prevented. Each artifact carries the statutory citation, the policy that evaluated it, and the cryptographic proof linking it to every artifact before and after.
Every Gatekeeper rule traces to a specific statute. The ontology is built from the law — not from assumptions about what the law might say.
Protected health information. Patient records, diagnoses, prescriptions, medical identifiers.
Customer proprietary network information. Call records, billing data, service usage for telecom.
California consumer privacy. Personal information of California residents.
Student education records. Grades, transcripts, disciplinary records, IEPs.
Children's online privacy. Data collection from children under 13.
Financial records, trading data, payment card information, audit trails.
Comprehensive AI regulation. Transparency, risk assessment, human oversight requirements.
SB-1001 (CA), Colorado AI Act, and growing state-level AI disclosure and companion chatbot requirements.
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