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Complimentary AI Readiness Assessment
See what AI can reach, interpret and repeat about your organisation.
We examine the public digital property you nominate, providing an outside-in assessment of the information AI systems encounter.
This complimentary assessment is an exclusive attendee benefit at Convergence: The Intersection of Privacy, Security & AI Governance.
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Your AI Readiness Summary
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The organisers offer this complimentary AI Readiness Summary as a thank you for attending. Preview a sample (opens in a new tab).
AI Readiness Summary
This fictional example shows 7% of AI answers at risk, or 1 in 14 answers likely to be incorrect or misread. Readiness indicators show PDF pages at 58%, web pages at 72% and site build at 73%. The AI misinformation panel shows a 19% chance of an answer misinforming, with PDF pages at 43% and web pages at 57%. Digital Doorway shows 24 of 26 access routes open, or 92%: all 4 people routes and 20 of 22 AI routes, with 2 AI routes failing.
The sample report is illustrative and subject to change.
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Digital Doorway
Can AI see and access your organisation online?
See which tested AI access routes appear open, closed or constrained.
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Readiness summary
Can AI interpret your pages, documents and information?
An outside-in view of the public information environment AI encounters.
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Asset summary
Where could AI produce an incorrect or misleading account?
Understand what is affecting your position across web and PDF pages.
For legal, risk and insurance advisers
Ten questions about AI Readiness for your clients
Gallagher’s 2026 survey identifies AI errors, misinformation and hallucinations as the leading perceived threat from AI adoption, cited by 57% of respondents. It also places misinformation within the compliance, governance and privacy challenges facing businesses as they advance with AI. Read the Gallagher survey (opens in a new tab).
Aon’s AI Risk 2026 article sets out practical steps for governance, oversight and insurance as organisations adopt AI. Read Aon’s AI risk guidance (opens in a new tab).
Clients can begin with an AI Readiness assessment, then take on a programme to address the content issues contributing to likely misinformation. Ongoing monitoring and independent reporting provide a record of corrections and changes in the client’s AI Readiness position.
For carriers, the assessment, corrective action and monitoring provide evidence of active risk mitigation. Aon identifies governance and documentation as central to underwriting confidence. Advisers can present this evidence alongside the relevant policy wording when discussing cover.
Request assessments online through AAAnow’s paid service for the insurance sector. Email [email protected] to discuss the service for your clients.
Use the findings on AI access, AI Readiness and likely misinformation when reviewing the client’s public content exposure.
Yes, you can include an AI Readiness summary within the renewal, showing the client’s level of exposure.
Yes, marketing and carrier support funding can be used to purchase AI Readiness audits for clients.
Its focus is the organisation’s public information environment and how AI interprets it. The report examines AI access, AI Readiness and likely misinformation across websites and PDFs. Use those findings alongside the client’s existing cyber and privacy assessments when reviewing the information published in their name.
Use the findings to discuss the client’s published information and the corrections identified. AAAnow can also support client events and sector briefings with you.
Review the information identified, what AI is likely to misunderstand and the corrections the report prioritises. Agree who owns the affected content and which changes to make, then use a repeat assessment to review the position after those changes.
Reassess the affected content after corrections, then compare the findings with the earlier assessment. AAAnow’s AI Confidence service also provides monthly independent reporting on AI Readiness, likely misinformation and corrections, for continued oversight of the organisation’s public information.
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