Meet Louis
Your compliance
assistant.
Louis is ThinkEthics.ai's source-grounded ethics and compliance assistant, built to help people navigate real-world compliance questions with greater clarity and confidence.
Ask a question and Louis searches a curated library of laws, regulations, government guidance, and other authoritative materials for what is relevant, then answers in plain English with citations you can inspect for yourself.
How Louis Answers
Don't just get an answer.
Verify it.
General-purpose AI can provide answers. When the question involves ethics, compliance, or legal risk, you should also be able to understand where the information came from. Louis uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to find relevant material in the ThinkEthics.ai source library and show you the authority behind every response.
You ask a question
A learner asks something like, "Which compliance practice best reduces risk across overlapping federal and state statutes?"
Louis retrieves legal context
The engine pulls the actual FCPA text, DOJ guidance, and relevant enforcement cases, not generic web data.
Louis answers with citations
Louis gives grounded answers with clickable source citations, so you can verify every point.
The Source Library
Grounded in
real authority.
Louis isn't asked, "What do you know about this?" He is asked to find the relevant source material, use it to help answer the question, and show you the authority behind the response. The ThinkEthics.ai source library includes authoritative materials addressing areas such as:
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
- UK Bribery Act
- U.S. federal bribery, fraud, and public-integrity requirements
- State-specific ethics and compliance laws
- Government contracting and procurement requirements
- Gifts and gratuities
- Conflicts of interest
- Pay-to-play restrictions
- Whistleblower protections
- Debarment and suspension
- Other ethics, compliance, and legal-risk topics
See Louis in Action
Ask the question. Inspect the source. Understand the rule.
Make the decision.
Louis and ThinkEthics.ai provide educational and informational resources and are not substitutes for legal advice or qualified legal counsel.