AI Risk Calculator for Australia and New Zealand.
Classify any AI system against EU AI Act tiers, the AU Voluntary AI Safety Standard, APRA CPS 230, the NZ Algorithm Charter, ISO 42001, and the Privacy Acts in three minutes. Single pass. Cross-mapped. Board-ready output.
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Classify your AI system against AU and NZ regulators in three minutes.
Answer 10 questions about how your AI system is used, who it affects, and what data it processes. You'll get a risk classification, the specific obligations triggered under APRA CPS 230, the AU Voluntary AI Safety Standard, the NZ Algorithm Charter, the Privacy Acts, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act, plus the next five actions a risk committee will recognise.
- Risk tier mapped to EU AI Act categories: Prohibited / High / Limited / Minimal
- Single-pass mapping across AU regulators (APRA, ASIC, OAIC, TGA) and NZ frameworks (Algorithm Charter, Privacy Act 2020, M膩ori Data Sovereignty)
- Maximum penalty exposure for each regulator that applies
- Print-to-PDF for board packs, or email yourself a copy
Your answers stay in your browser. No data is stored unless you choose to email yourself a copy.
Built for AU and NZ regulators, not retro-fitted from EU tools.
Most public AI risk calculators are EU-built and EU-scoped. This one starts from the AU Voluntary AI Safety Standard and the NZ Algorithm Charter, then layers EU and ISO obligations on top where they apply.
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Single-pass dual mapping.
A bank using AI hits both the AU Voluntary Standard and APRA CPS 230. No other public tool maps these together. A single classification flow returns obligations under both frames.
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NZ Algorithm Charter built in.
Te Ao M膩ori commitment is a real classification axis, not a footnote. The calculator triggers iwi engagement and M膩ori Data Sovereignty obligations where the data warrants it, with citations back to the Mana 艑rite framework.
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Real penalty exposure.
Privacy Act 1988 post-2022 figures, APRA enforcement reality, EU AI Act fines for AU exporters. With actual numbers, not citations. The output is sized for a board pack.
Frequently asked.
The calculator is a scoping tool. For a formal AI Impact Assessment, book a thirty-minute call with a senior consultant.
Is the AI Risk Calculator really free?
Yes. No login, no email required to see your classification. You can optionally email yourself a copy of the report, or print it as a PDF.
What frameworks does the calculator cover?
EU AI Act risk tiers, AU Voluntary AI Safety Standard 10 guardrails, APRA CPS 230 and FAR, ASIC REP 798, Privacy Act 1988, NZ Algorithm Charter, Privacy Act 2020, M膩ori Data Sovereignty, ISO/IEC 42001:2023, NIST AI RMF 1.0.
Can I use the result in a board pack?
Yes. Use Print to PDF on the result page. Every obligation cites the source standard and version, so the document survives a regulator's reading.
Is this legal advice?
No. The calculator is a scoping tool, a starting point for a formal AI Impact Assessment. Regulatory exposure depends on facts not captured in 10 questions.
How do you handle dual-jurisdiction operations?
Pick "Both Australia and New Zealand" at the start. The result layers AU and NZ obligations together. For example, mapping a single use case to both APRA CPS 230 and the NZ Algorithm Charter.
Ran the calculator? Now talk to a consultant.
The calculator gives you a baseline view in under five minutes. From there we can map your AI inventory against APRA, ASIC, the Privacy Acts, Te Tiriti obligations, and ISO 42001, and outline the work needed to close any gaps.