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By Sector

AI governance, by industry.

Generic AI governance gets you to Level 1. Each sector has its own regulators, its own risk profile, its own established practice, and its own documented failure modes. Sixteen sectors covered, with the regulatory landscape, governance failures, and practical obligations specific to each.

High regulatory intensity

Healthcare

Patient safety as the governance framework. EU AI Act high-risk classification, MDR/IVDR intersection, FDA pathway, clinical decision support governance, and the obligations that distinguish healthcare AI from every other sector.

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High regulatory intensity

Financial Services

SR 26-2 (superseded SR 11-7 April 2026), APRA CPG 234, PRA SS1/23, MAS guidelines. How prudential regulators are extending model risk management to AI, and what banks, insurers, and asset managers need to do now.

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Professional conduct obligations

Legal

Privilege, hallucination and false citations, supervision obligations, disclosure requirements. AI governance in legal practice is a professional conduct question, not just a technology question.

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Dual governance challenge

Education

Institutional AI deployments in admissions and assessment, AI academic integrity tools and their documented false positive rates, student data privacy, duty of care for AI in student support.

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Democratic accountability

Public Sector

Democratic accountability, the Robodebt lessons, EU AI Act public sector obligations, procedural fairness for automated government decisions, and algorithmic transparency requirements.

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Fairness and discrimination risk

Insurance

Underwriting AI, claims assessment, fraud detection, and the fairness problem. The proxy variable challenge, anti-discrimination exposure, and prudential model risk management for insurers.

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Beneficiary duty of care

Non-Profit

Beneficiary data in AI tools, donor data governance, trustee duties, AI in service delivery. Governance obligations that do not scale down with organisation size or budget.

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Provider obligations

Technology

Provider obligations under EU AI Act, GPAI model rules, training data and copyright, product liability for AI. Technology companies are providers and deployers simultaneously.

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Safety-critical applications

Manufacturing

AI in safety-critical equipment, Annex I classification, CE marking intersections, functional safety standards, supply chain AI governance, and product liability implications.

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Professional standards

Professional Services

Client confidentiality in AI tools, professional standards for AI-assisted work product, auditor independence, AI disclosure in professional deliverables.

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Consumer protection focus

Retail and E-Commerce

Dynamic pricing discrimination, recommendation engine obligations, consumer protection law for personalisation AI, customer service chatbot disclosure, demand forecasting governance.

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Critical infrastructure

Energy and Utilities

Critical infrastructure classification under EU AI Act, NIS2 Directive intersections, grid AI and distributional shift, operational technology governance, cybersecurity AI.

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Safety-critical operations

Mining & Resources

Autonomous systems, worker safety AI, environmental monitoring, exploration ML, critical minerals supply chain. Governance for AI in some of the most safety-critical and capital-intensive contexts in any industry.

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Critical infrastructure

Telecommunications

Network AI and critical infrastructure, customer data processing, automated decision-making, content moderation obligations. AI governance for operators of essential communications infrastructure.

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Physical safety obligations

Construction

Worker safety monitoring, project estimation AI, quality inspection, environmental compliance. Governance for AI where algorithmic errors have direct physical consequences.

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Autonomous systems

Transport & Logistics

Autonomous vehicles, supply chain transparency, workforce algorithmic management, emissions reporting. AI governance across the entire logistics chain from warehouse to last mile.

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By sector and jurisdiction

Where sector meets jurisdiction

For the sector-jurisdiction combinations with the deepest coverage, we bring together the relevant regulators and our curated analysis on a single page.