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AI Sanctions Risk Calculator

A directional self-assessment (1-100) of how exposed your current AI-in-legal-work setup is to a hallucinated-citation sanctions incident, based on the practice patterns reported in AI legal sanctions cases. This is not a statistical prediction and not legal advice — see the disclaimer below.

What you’ll see

A score from 1-100 with a risk band (Low, Moderate, or High exposure), a point-by-point breakdown of what drove the score, and a shareable badge you can embed or send to your team.

Frequently asked questions

Is the AI Sanctions Risk Calculator free?

Yes — it's a free tool, no account required, and produces a directional self-assessment score from 1 to 100.

Is this score a statistical prediction?

No. It is not a statistical prediction, not a machine-learning model, and not legal advice. Weights are directional judgments informed by the public pattern in reported AI-hallucination sanctions cases, not a fit to a labeled dataset.

What factors go into the score?

Firm size, practice area, which AI tool you use for drafting/research (none, general-purpose LLM, grounded legal AI, or other legal-specific AI), and whether you have a formal citation verification workflow.

Can I share or embed my score?

Yes — the tool generates a shareable link with your inputs, plus a shareable badge image with copyable embed code.

How do I lower my score?

The calculator itself doesn't change your exposure — adopting a real citation verification workflow does. Citation Safe checks every citation against primary sources before it reaches a filing, deterministically, without relying on more AI.

Also try

Need more than one? See the Argus Verification Suite All-Access ($99/mo, all four verticals bundled).

This calculator produces a directional self-assessment only. It is not a statistical prediction, not legal advice, and not affiliated with any court or bar association. Weights are judgment calls informed by publicly reported AI-hallucination sanctions cases, not a fitted model. See our sanctions case teardowns for the underlying cases.