What is new at GAGE
Everything below is open right now. Nothing is listed here before it is live, and nothing on this page promises a date for something that has not happened yet.
The Frontier Risk Lane
Six free instruments on frontier AI risk, one method. The Escape Record: every documented case of a frontier model taking unsanctioned action outside its evaluation boundary, from the lab's or institute's own document, scored on eight containment controls. Settled or Not: the claims circulating about those incidents, graded established, reported, open or absent. The Slowdown Docket: every pause bill, probe, letter and lab commitment with its stage and what it would not do. The Doom Number: what named people have actually said about the odds, never averaged. Rogue Agent Exposure: ten questions and the controls you are missing. Kill Switch, Explained: the four things the phrase means. Twelve terms defined, every dataset free under CC BY 4.0.
GAGE Verdicts
One line on each AI governance headline, and the page that settles it. Every ruling credits the outlet that reported it and links the source, so a reader can check the story for themselves and then read the GAGE page that tracks the question underneath it. The index is the whole record, newest first.
The Physical AI Hiring Index
The weekly measurement we run for AI governance, now run for the people who build and govern physical AI: humanoid, warehouse robotics and autonomy employers, read from their own job boards. Technical roles, the standards the postings name, pay where it is disclosed, one page per employer and per standard, and a changelog of what opened and closed each week. The dataset is free to reuse with attribution.
The Apprenticeship Index
How much of AI hiring is entry level, measured weekly from the titles employers actually post, across both hiring indexes. A series, recomputed from the archived snapshots, so the answer to whether AI governance or physical AI is open to beginners is a number rather than an opinion.
AI Content Labeling Checker
Does your AI content carry the marks the law now requires? EU AI Act Article 50 and California SB 942 as amended became enforceable on the same day; answer five questions and get the duties that land on you as a provider, a deployer or a platform, each quoted from the text. Nothing you type leaves the page.
Robot Compliance Navigator
Which regime governs your robot: the Machinery Regulation, the AI Act high-risk tier for safety components, Article 50, and the standards the law leans on. Describe the machine, where it runs and what the AI decides, and get the stack that applies with the article and the application date behind each layer.
US AI Energy Policy Tracker
Who pays for the grid behind AI, state by state, read from the bills, commission orders and dockets themselves, with the federal layer beside it. One page per covered state, every record linked to its official source.
US Synthetic Media Law Atlas
Every state deepfake law we could verify at its statute: election deepfakes, intimate imagery, likeness and voice, plus the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act. States whose legislature sites blocked verification are named as not yet covered rather than guessed.
The AI Governance Hiring Index
Who is hiring the people who govern AI, read every week from the employers' own job boards. Every open governance role, the regulations those postings name, the employers behind them, and a link from each row to the seat on our careers map it matches. The whole dataset is free to reuse with attribution.
Free practice questions for every open program
Twelve graded questions drawn from a program's free first module, scored by competency, with no account and no email. You see your count and what to work on, never an answer key.
A page for every skill employers name
Each competency AI governance postings ask for now has its own page: what it means in practice, which roles name it and how deeply, which backgrounds already carry it, the interview question it draws, and where it is taught and graded.
Careers: every role, and a readiness check against any one of them
A page for every AI governance role on the map and for the backgrounds that reach them. Paste a job posting or upload a CV and the readiness check names the competencies the posting asks for, counts what you can already prove, and merges the graded path that closes the rest. Nothing you paste is stored.
The first module of every program is free
Create a free account and the whole first module opens, in every program, with no card. The promise now reads the same on every surface because each one counts the module rather than repeating a number.
Every page on the site is listed in the directory, and the free instruments live under tools.