Professional AI Visibility Insights
When AI assistants recommend regulated businesses, they may trigger advertising rules, suitability requirements, and consumer protection concerns. No firm currently monitors these external representations.
| Industry | Key Regulations | AI Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Services | SEC Rule 206(4)-1 FINRA 2210, 2111 |
AI "endorsements" may violate Marketing Rule |
| Legal Services | ABA Model Rules 7.1-7.5 | AI may make prohibited comparative claims |
| Healthcare | HIPAA, state licensing | AI recommends without credentials check |
| Insurance | NAIC Model Bulletin, state rules | AI lacks licensing verification |
AI recommendations may constitute "testimonials" under Marketing Rule. No suitability analysis. Firms have no record.
AI makes comparative claims ("best lawyer"). May violate Rule 7.1 truthfulness. State variations in rules.
AI recommends without credentials check. No specialty verification. Patient trust implications.
Lowest visibility = lowest AI risk but highest competitive risk. No state licensing verification.
No firm currently maintains records of what AI says about them over time, whether claims are accurate, or how representations change. BiDigest provides this Compliance Record – essential documentation for regulated businesses.