GEN1 measures a timing gap between economic decisions already live in the market and binding classification routes that may later change their operating conditions.
122 live decisions sit in the gap
Of 525 assessed systems, 122 sit in the intersection between benchmark high-risk characteristics and no binding risk class currently in force. That is 23% of the assessed field: a material block of live decisions whose legal operating context can still move around them.
The highest-priority subset is already visible
Twenty-six systems combine benchmark-high-risk characteristics with zero publicly demonstrated controls. The named list remains confidential; the aggregate identifies where decision readiness and supervisory attention may become most valuable before the legal route changes.
Decision questions
Which live decisions in our estate would become materially different the day the binding legal route changes?
What evidence should be ready before the legal route changes?
Which authority, owner and response file would matter the moment that route changes?
The board test
If the classification route changed tomorrow, would we know which systems, contracts, owners and evidence files need to move first?
Method: RATE AI Public White Paper v2.1.
