Industries
From your sector to the laws that apply.
Sectoral law is one of five facts used to work out which laws apply to an AI use case, a tool used for one purpose. The others are the tool, the use case, the jurisdictions and the data. The same AI system doing the same job may face different obligations in a hospital than in a retailer, and the difference can be substantial. LegisGate takes sector as one of those facts for each AI use case in your inventory.
Healthcare
Ambient documentation, triage support, imaging, scheduling that influences access.
HIPAA · state health privacy · EU AI ActFinancial services
Underwriting, fraud detection, collections prioritization, advice generation.
ECOA · FCRA · GLBA · model risk expectationsInsurance
Pricing, risk selection, claims triage, fraud scoring.
State insurance codes · EU AI Act Annex IIIEmployment & HR
Screening, ranking, interview analysis, internal mobility.
NYC LL 144 · Illinois HB 3773 · Title VII · EU AI ActLegal services
Review, drafting support, matter triage, conflicts.
Professional conduct rules · client confidentiality · GDPRRetail & consumer
Personalization, dynamic pricing, service automation, targeting.
State privacy statutes · ADMT rules · consumer protectionEducation
Admissions support, proctoring, progress prediction, tutoring.
Student privacy law · state AI statutes · GDPRPublic sector
Eligibility, casework triage, service access, enforcement support.
EU AI Act Art. 27 · administrative law · state statutesThese are starting points. The laws listed for each sector are the ones that commonly attach. They may not be the ones that attach to your AI use case. Sector is one of five facts, and on its own it does not decide which laws apply.
Your first five AI use cases are free, and each one includes the laws that apply, the obligations, the written assessments and monitoring. No payment card is required. From the sixth AI use case, plans start at $249 per month.
Why sector is not enough
A hospital’s scheduling assistant may not be a healthcare AI use case.
Sector shows which specialized laws may be relevant. It does not show whether they reach a particular AI use case, and treating it as if it does produces both kinds of error below.
Over-inclusion
Assuming every tool in a hospital touches protected health information produces assessments that nobody needed. It also crowds the list of obligations, so the real obligations are difficult to find.
Under-inclusion
Assuming a retailer faces only consumer-privacy law misses the employment laws that attach once the same organization screens applicants.
The fact that resolves it
That fact is the decision the system makes or influences. Sector narrows the candidates, and the AI use case decides which laws apply.
Your sector, your AI use case
Start with your sector, then add your AI use case.
Add the tool, the use case, the jurisdictions and the data alongside the sector, and LegisGate shows the laws and obligations that apply to that AI use case in your inventory, with its assessments and monitoring. Your first five AI use cases are free, with everything included.