A Separate Score. Only for AI Deployers.
The AI Compliance Score is a secondary score ranging from 0% to 100%. It activates only when a company is detected as an AI deployer — through public filings, product announcements, or federal records referencing AI systems. Companies with no detected AI deployment show "Not Applicable."
The score measures compliance with existing and emerging AI law. It is not a political statement. It is an arithmetic reflection of documented behavior. Firing 30,000 workers while simultaneously reporting record AI investment and record profits is not an opinion — it is a documented event with a documented impact on real people. The algorithm weights it accordingly.
Every Entity Exists in One of Three States
The score does not simply divide the world into good and bad. Every entity in the CFVA database exists in one of three states — and the difference between them matters significantly for how you interpret the number.
Federal Record Exists
Federal enforcement data has been found and verified. A score has been calculated based on documented violations. The number reflects the public record as of the last update cycle. Scores update automatically as new records are discovered or existing records are resolved.
Analysis Pending
No federal enforcement data has been found yet. Unscored does not mean clean. It means the platform has not completed its cross-source analysis for this entity. The database grows daily. An unscored status today may become a scored status as new sources are connected and records are cross-referenced more deeply.
Active Investigation — Nothing Found
A comprehensive investigation across all connected federal sources found no enforcement actions, sanctions, exclusions, or violations. This requires a formal verification process. The company pays for the investigation. Not the result. If violations are found during investigation, the score reflects them regardless.
What Contributes to the Federal Record Score
The Federal Record Score begins at 100. Every deduction is sourced to a verified .gov URL. The exact weights are proprietary. The sources are public record.
You Cannot Send a Cease and Desist to a Government URL.
Every deduction has a .gov source URL. The score contains no opinions, no inferences, no allegations. It contains math applied to what federal agencies have already published and made publicly available. When a legal team follows every source link from a CFVA score page, they land on a government website every single time.
Disputing the Score
Disputing a score on grounds of missing data confirms awareness of additional enforcement records not yet indexed. Documentation provided through a dispute that reveals previously unindexed actions will be added to the score. Challenging an incomplete score makes it more complete.
Filing a Lawsuit
A filed lawsuit is a public court record. Public court records are indexed by CFVA. A legal threat that escalates to a filed lawsuit becomes a new deduction. Every aggressive move feeds the machine.
The Only Winning Move
Fix the behavior. Resolve the federal actions. Let the record improve through time and genuine change. That is the only path to a better score. There is no shortcut. There is no purchase option. Only record.
What We Did
"We didn't write the record. We just did the math." Every source is a federal government URL. CFVA performed addition and subtraction on records the government published and made publicly available to anyone.
Dispute a Score
If you believe a score contains an error — a record attributed to the wrong entity, a resolved case, or a data processing error — you may submit a dispute. Every dispute is reviewed. Corrections are made when warranted. Note: disputes may result in discovery of additional records not yet indexed.
What the Score Is. What It Is Not.
The CFVA Public Record Score is an informational tool derived from publicly available federal enforcement records. It is not a legal finding, a regulatory determination, or professional advice of any kind. It does not represent the complete compliance profile of any entity — federal records are extensive, continuously updated, and no database achieves complete coverage at any point in time.
The AI Compliance Score is derived from documented, verifiable public events and active legislation. It reflects the state of public record and applicable law as of the last update cycle. New legislation automatically expands the scoring criteria.
Scores reflect the public federal record as indexed by CFVA. They do not reflect opinions, predictions, or professional assessments. Users making business, legal, or financial decisions based on CFVA scores should verify underlying source records directly with the originating federal agency and consult qualified professionals.
CFVA is not affiliated with any government agency. All source data is public record published by federal agencies under U.S. law. Score methodology is proprietary. Sources are not.
Questions About a Score?
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