About
AI Compliance Assurance is published by RedHub AI (opens in a new tab), which builds deterministic tools that return a verdict you can check instead of an answer you have to trust. It is one of several assessment sites we run, and we say so on every page.
Why we say who owns it
We run a small group of assessment sites, each covering one thing. A group of related sites becomes a problem when it pretends the owner is somebody else, so we put it in the footer of every page and in the markup a search engine reads. You should know who is behind a tool that grades you, particularly one that ends by naming a product for sale.
For the same reason these sites do not link to each other. Each one links out to redhub.ai where a product answers the reader’s next question, and nowhere else.
How the tools are built
There is no model in the scoring path. The same answers always produce the same score, the same band and the same first thing to fix, and the whole method is published on the methodology page so you can recompute it by hand. A score you cannot check is an opinion with a number attached.
Every tool carries at least one gate: a structural failure that holds the verdict down whatever the score says. A gate can only ever make a verdict worse. The reason is that a weighted average is a machine for hiding a hole, and a hole is usually the thing you came here to find.
What it refuses to do
It does not reach into your systems. There is no field where you hand us a hostname and we go and look, because a tool that fetches whatever address a stranger types is a security problem wearing a marketing page. Everything here is self-declared, and the result says so.
It is not an audit, not a certification, not a conformity assessment and not legal advice. It grades the answers, not the business.
Contact
RedHub AI LLC. support@redhub.ai. If something on this site is wrong, particularly anything describing a framework or a regulation, tell us and we will fix it.