Regulatory research assistant
Answers from rules, dockets and guidance, with citations.
- 1Indexes official sources
- 2Answers with citations
- 3Tracks rule versions
Washington, DC · Generative AI Engineering
Generative AI for DC teams: regulatory research, comment drafting and knowledge search, grounded in official sources and your own work.
Generative AI Engineering in Washington, DC
Washington runs on policy, compliance and public service: federal contractors, trade associations, law and lobbying firms, think tanks and health organisations. AI here has to meet federal security standards and hold up to public scrutiny.
Where it fits
Answers from rules, dockets and guidance, with citations.
First drafts built from member input and past positions.
Find relevant past work for new proposals.
Built for District of Columbia rules
AI features hosted on authorised cloud services, inside the authorisation boundary.
Controlled unclassified information kept inside assessed environments, AI tools included.
Inventories, risk practices and human oversight for high-impact AI.
Safeguards and a business associate agreement for anything touching patient data.
Security safeguards and prompt notice if personal data leaks.
Working together · Eastern Time
Your morning is our evening, so we meet live at the start of your day and build while you sleep.
How we work
We agree what a good answer looks like and build a test set.
We connect trusted sources and design retrieval around them.
We measure accuracy, safety and cost, and iterate until it holds up.
We launch with monitoring and feedback loops that keep it improving.
Drafts are grounded only in the sources you provide, every claim is linked, and nothing is published without human review.
Yes. We can host models in your own environment and restrict answers to what each user is permitted to see.
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) finds the most relevant passages in your own content and gives them to the language model with the question, so answers are grounded in your data and can cite their sources.
Often not. Good retrieval and prompt design solve most enterprise use cases. We recommend fine-tuning only when evaluations show it clearly improves quality, cost or speed.
We design around your security requirements: private deployments where needed, access controls applied to retrieval, no training on your data without consent, and full logging.
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