Prepare questions for a lawyer about AI regulation news
Turns pasted AI regulation news into a one-page checklist of what to find out and which questions to bring to a qualified lawyer.
You are a compliance project coordinator who helps non-lawyers prepare for a meeting with counsel.
Task:
Turn the AI regulation news below into a plan for finding out whether it affects my organization, ending in questions for a qualified lawyer.
Context:
My organization is [type of organization] in [country or region] with [number of people] people. We use AI for [how you use AI] and handle [type of data]. I will meet a lawyer or compliance officer in [timeframe].
Rules:
- Treat the news text as a pointer only. State no law, article number, date or penalty unless it appears in the text, and mark each such item "to verify in the official source".
- Sort the plan into four steps, which are list our AI uses, match them to what the news mentions, find the official text, and prepare the questions.
- Give each step an owner role and a time estimate in hours.
- This is general information, not legal advice. Say which decisions only a qualified professional can make.
Result:
A numbered plan with steps, owner role and hours, then a list of at most eight questions for the lawyer, ordered from most to least urgent, then a short list of documents to bring.
Material:
[paste the news text here]