Per-inference bias attestation for high-risk AI systems.
EU AI Act Articles 9–15 enforce August 2, 2026 on high-risk AI. NIST AI RMF, NYC Local Law 144, and Colorado SB24-205 are already in force in the US. Munich Re now writes AI liability policies that explicitly require independent bias auditing. The AI bias audit market is moving from $400M to $1.4B by 2030, and most auditors today still rely on vendor-supplied test data.
Patent USPTO #64/081,419 applied to the workflow that matters in your industry. Same substrate that powers our banking, healthcare, and energy attestation stacks.
Bias and fairness metrics are computed on the live inference stream, not on synthetic benchmarks
Each evaluation receipt is signed and chained per model version and per protected class
Public verifier exposes deviations to internal compliance, external auditors, and insurers alike
Designed to land below the SaaS incumbents while preserving on-prem hardware economics.
Hiring platforms, credit scorers, healthcare triage, insurance underwriters, and any operator of an EU AI Act Annex III high-risk system. Pipeline: NYC LL144 employers and Colorado insurers.
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