Governments that understand where AI is deployed can steer regulation, direct subsidies, and shape incentives with precision, gaining strategic advantage in the international AI race. GovAI Radar provides the situational intelligence to make that possible under the EU AI Act.
of citizens are confident their government would regulate AI appropriately (OECD 2024)
of German companies with 20+ employees now actively use AI, double the share from one year prior (Bitkom Research 2025)
economic sectors tracked: finance, healthcare, transport, and public administration
EU AI Act high-risk AI obligations entered into force. Governments now have legal duties requiring deployment visibility.
AI systems are already embedded in finance, healthcare, hiring, and public administration, often without regulatory awareness. Without a structured, up-to-date evidence base, governance risks being reactive rather than anticipatory.
No cross-sector registry of AI systems exists in Germany. Regulators rely on periodic surveys and voluntary disclosures that are months out of date by the time they are analysed.
By the time a regulatory framework passes, AI capability and deployment patterns have shifted. The EU AI Act creates obligations, but enforcement depends on knowing what is actually in use and where.
Existing tools address individual institutions or sectors in isolation. Systemic risks and innovation signals that span multiple sectors remain invisible to any single authority.
Data aggregated from company registers, patent filings, scientific publications, and verified news sources. All outputs are traceable to primary sources, no generative summaries without citation.
Geographic view of AI adoption by sector and region, updated from Bundesanzeiger, DPMA, patent databases, and national statistical office data.
Automated alignment of AI systems with EU AI Act risk categories. Emerging AI without formal classification is also assessed against EU legal principles in real time, flagging risks before they reach regulatory attention.
Early-indicator tracking from patent filings, publications, and startup registrations, identifying emerging AI before it reaches regulatory attention.
Ask policy questions in plain language. Every answer cites verified primary sources - BaFin, EPO/DPMA, OpenAlex - with direct links to the underlying data.
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We are onboarding up to 5 government teams in the first pilot cohort. Participants receive full dashboard access and directly shape the development roadmap.
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