Powered by the KoraSafe Knowledge Base agent and the KoraSafe Regulatory Monitor agent. One curates and indexes the full regulatory landscape; the other watches for changes and alerts you when new requirements affect your AI fleet.
The curated regulatory corpus spans EU AI Act, GDPR, US state AI laws, enforcement precedents, and regulatory guidance -- curated for AI governance practitioners.
The retrieval pipeline uses concurrent strategies to ensure diverse, thorough results. No generic hallucinations -- every claim traces to a source document with article-level citations.
From EU-wide regulations to individual US state laws, the knowledge base covers every jurisdiction where AI governance matters. Updated as new legislation is enacted.
After any assessment or from the KoraSafe agent bar, type regulatory questions in plain English. KoraSafe retrieves from 52 curated documents using 3 concurrent strategies: broad semantic search, jurisdiction-filtered search, and category-filtered search. All queries are embedded with 1024-dimensional Voyage AI embeddings for precise similarity matching.
KoraSafe synthesizes a cited answer that includes the regulation name, article number, and passage reference for every claim. You see exactly which source supports each part of the response.
Regulations are mapped to articles, articles to controls, and controls to your AI systems. This structured graph means KoraSafe knows exactly which regulatory requirements apply to each system in your fleet.
Cross-regulation credit means a single governance control can satisfy requirements from multiple frameworks simultaneously. Implement human oversight once, and KoraSafe marks the corresponding requirement as met across the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001 at the same time.
A daily cron job scans the Federal Register API for new AI-related regulatory documents. When a new document is found, KoraSafe routes it through a human review gate before it can affect your policies or compliance scores.
This means you never miss a new regulation, but you also never get blindsided by an automated update. A compliance admin reviews the document, confirms its relevance, and approves it for inclusion in the knowledge base before it changes anything.