Where the AI runs
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Source-verified register · updated 17 Oct 2026
Every entry records where the AI actually runs, which regulations touch it, and the source behind the claim — with every figure checked against that source before it publishes.
Unverifiable entries are unpublished, not softened — takedowns land on the register's own ledger.
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Since autumn 2025 the Thuringian districts of Greiz and Saalfeld-Rudolstadt, with the state digital ministry (TMDI) and Rulemapping Group, pilot an AI tool that sorts scanned building applications, checks completeness and data consistency and determines the procedure type; module one is in test phase, module two works fairly well with some errors, and planning-law checks (module three) are limited by a missing statewide geodata set.
Landratsamt Regensburg has taken part for a year in the Bavarian state's Bayern KI pilot, a ChatGPT-like language model for drafting texts and e-mails, summarising PDFs and translation; use is voluntary after training, no personal data may be entered and staff review all output. A small group also works with a ChatGPT solution tailored to the district office in an internal pilot.
The municipality of Neuhausen im Enzkreis introduced an AI assistant from a German provider that runs open-source models on its own servers, with processing and storage in Germany. It drafts council meeting minutes from recordings (the mayor estimates two working days saved for a standard session), helps prepare council proposals and drafts wedding speeches (about 30 minutes reduced to about five). The mayor estimates about 95 percent of staff use and accept it.
Bocholt's digital Bürgerassistent is an AI-supported chatbot that answers questions about citizen services, tourism and events using the content of the city website, around the clock. Available since March 2025 and used daily by citizens; project status given as successfully completed.
Sachsen-Anhalt's Ministry for Infrastructure and Digitalisation signed a contract with Dataport to pilot the AI assistant LLMoin, developed by Hamburg and Dataport, with staff from seven departments testing it for summarising and drafting texts and research. About 40,000 employees in Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Bremen and Rheinland-Pfalz already use it; it runs on GPT-4.1 from an EU Azure data centre, with data stored in Dataport's data centre. The pilot runs until 31.12.2026.
Where the register is deepest today. Every count is the live published set, nothing projected.
Four fields we record on every entry. They are the reason a European buyer can shortlist from this register instead of starting a research project.
On-premise, hybrid or public cloud — recorded per entry. The private-AI axis no hyperscaler directory keeps.
Every entry carries the frameworks that touch it, so a compliance conversation starts from a list instead of a blank page.
Every entry carries a computed 0–100 score in which each point is a named signal on the record. High evidence is unreachable without a primary source and a named customer, and low-evidence entries are hidden until you ask for them.
Every checkable claim is tested against the fetched source, and one unsupported figure fails the whole entry. Nothing publishes on a template, and anything whose source later contradicts it comes down rather than getting softened.
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