Free Tools for CEOs Adopting AI

Two interactive tools built around the questions every leadership team ends up asking sooner or later. No email gate to use them.

Policy

AI Policy Generator

A starter AI use policy your leadership team and counsel can refine.

Twenty-five questions across six areas — company scope, IP exposure, approved tools, acceptable use and human review, governance and incident response, training. The output is a plain-English draft organized in the sections counsel will expect, with placeholders flagged where licensed legal review is required.

~10 minutes No email required Saves in your browser

Draft Your Policy

Assessment

AI IP Risk Assessment

Score your company's exposure to AI-related IP loss.

Twelve questions on what your team is shipping into AI tools, whether your contractor and employee agreements assign AI-assisted work to the company, and where copyright, patent, or trade-secret material drives the business. The result is a scored exposure level with the highest-leverage fixes called out first.

~3 minutes Work email to see your score Shareable result

Take the Assessment

Which one first?

Start with the assessment if your immediate concern is IP — what your team is pasting into chatbots, whether your contractor agreements hold up, whether copyright or trade-secret material is leaking out. It takes three minutes and points at the two or three fixes that matter most. Use the policy generator when you're ready to write the document — it covers IP, but also the broader decisions a policy has to make: which tools you fund, who owns governance, who signs off on AI-assisted work before it ships, how incidents get reported. Most CEOs run the assessment first and the generator second.

AI Workshop for CEOs

Want help adopting your draft?

A live 3-hour virtual workshop for up to eight CEOs, plus a 1-hour 1-on-1 with John. Most groups walk out with an adoption plan for their AI policy by the end of the session.

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