legal, compliance & regtech·run 321 · Aug 2026

Outscope

An enterprise AI applicability workspace that assembles system facts, current official instruments, and qualified legal interpretations into signed non-applicability findings that automatically reopen when a source or material fact changes.

Genesis score0.00/10

Make Outscope real.0/500

500 more votes and Outscope is authorized for build.

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The case

A confirmed regulatory deferral mismatch and live obligations create a real need to distinguish what applies now from what does not. Existing governance platforms map positive obligations; no reviewed product centered signed negative findings. Outscope is a decision-record system, not legal authority. Official source, version, system fact, applicability candidate, exclusion candidate, qualified review, approved finding, signature, reliance, source change, stale flag, reassessment, correction, regulator response, and legal outcome remain separate.

Who pays — and why

A large enterprise legal, compliance, AI-governance, risk, internal-audit, transaction-diligence, or product-counsel team maintaining a substantial AI-system inventory. Estate size, entities, jurisdictions, system facts, regulatory posture, qualified-review capacity, reliance use cases, procurement authority, and budget remain unvalidated.

Market signalEnterprise AI-governance platforms were observed in industry price ranges around $50,000 to $200,000 or more per year. This is an adjacent positive-obligation reference, not evidence for Outscope pricing or legal value.Observed market reference, not fixed product pricing

What it unlocks

A source graph separating official instrument, authority, publication, version, effective date, deferred provision, amendment, interpretation source, qualified opinion, supersession, provenance, and confidence

A system factsheet for provider and deployer roles, entities, jurisdiction, purpose, users, affected persons, capabilities, autonomy, sector, decision context, data, deployment state, dates, changes, owner, evidence, and unknowns

A determination chain separating legal question, applicability candidate, exclusion or deferral candidate, supporting and contradicting sources, missing facts, qualified reviewer decision, approved finding, scope, conditions, signature, expiration, reliance, and correction

A staleness engine linking every finding to source and fact dependencies so amendments, guidance, enforcement, deployment changes, new use cases, entity changes, incidents, or missing attestations reopen review

How Genesis scored it

0.00across seven criteria

Temporal window

A recently confirmed dual deferral alongside a live disclosure obligation creates immediate scope confusion.

Asymmetric leverage

Source monitoring, fact dependency, issue spotting, versioning, signatures and stale routing scale through software.

Why nobody did it

Exclusions are conditional and cross-referential, official sources change, system facts drift, and qualified legal authority cannot be automated away.

Why it scored well

A confirmed regulatory timing mismatch, active enterprise governance spending, free official legal data infrastructure, several related ideas, and no found negative-finding product support a timely hypothesis.

What's holding it back

The stored score is zero. Four original interfaces were unverified, the result depends on complete system facts and qualified legal judgment, a signed artifact can be over-relied on, regulatory text and guidance change, and the enterprise buyer, workflow and liability model remain incomplete.

Signals detected3 sources crossed

SignalOfficial-journal and legal update review

SignalEnterprise governance vendor review

SignalGenesis competitive review

Direction briefoutscope.md

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