Twelve questions. Three minutes. A straight answer about how exposed your organisation actually is - what's in use, where your data goes, and whether you could prove any of it if asked.
The AI Exposure Review gives you the documented version: what is actually in use, what data reaches it, and what to do about it. Fixed price, from £3,000, delivered in two weeks. Conscious decisions rather than ignorance and hoping for the best.
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Black Chili runs the same classification-and-gating discipline on its own AI systems, in production, every day.
The assessment tests five areas where AI adoption typically outruns control.
Most free assessments exist to harvest your email and frighten you into a sales call. This one does neither. It runs entirely in your browser, stores nothing, and gives you the result whether or not we ever speak. If the reading is that you are in decent shape, that is the reading you get.
The questions come from real engagements, not a framework crosswalk. Each one maps to a gap we have actually found in organisations adopting AI – unapproved tools surfacing months after rollout, data paths that bypass controls built for a different era, decisions that nobody wrote down and nobody owns. The assessment asks what it asks because these are the places it goes wrong.
And we hold ourselves to the standard we assess against. Black Chili runs its own AI systems behind a classification gate – locally hosted, monitored, constrained – in production, every day. The gate decides which data reaches which model, and the decision is recorded. That is not a case study we read about. It is infrastructure we operate, and everything this assessment measures is discipline we practise before we recommend it.
Conscious decisions rather than ignorance and hoping for the best. The assessment is three minutes of the former.
The assessment gives you a signal about where the exposure sits. Establishing what is actually happening – what tools are genuinely in use, what data reaches them, what your tenancy settings and contracts really say – is a different piece of work, and it is the part that stands up when a client or auditor asks.
Black Chili’s AI Exposure Review is that piece of work: a documented picture of your organisation’s actual AI use and exposure, with findings in priority order and the reasoning shown. Fixed price, from £3,000, delivered in two weeks. If you want a conversation about what that looks like for your organisation, get in touch. It costs nothing and takes thirty minutes.
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