Artificial IntelligenceResponsibly

Prove AI governance. Accelerate delivery.

ai.res dashboard with the AI portfolio, risk health, policy compliance, and systems needing attention

Research-grounded. Built for regulated AI at enterprise scale.

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Governance phases, from registry to audit
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Risk dimensions measured on every system
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Built-in policy packs, plus your custom policies
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From collected evidence to audit-ready reports

When governance lags, time, revenue, and trust are lost.

Uninformed decisions

Approvals happen without a consistent risk view, leading to reversals, rework, and slow time to launch.

Inconsistent testing

Different metrics and thresholds produce conflicting results, blocking reliable go/no-go calls.

Cross-team misalignment

Technical findings are hard to translate into legal or risk language, slowing reviews and decisions.

Regulatory uncertainty

Controls and evidence lag behind changing requirements, increasing exposure to audits and penalties.

What changes with responsible AI

Evidence-based decisions

A single risk view ties metrics, tests, and approvals to each system.

Standardized testing

Shared metrics and thresholds make results comparable and repeatable.

Aligned technical and risk teams

Technical evidence maps to policy language for faster review.

Regulatory clarity

Controls and documentation stay current for audits and AI Act compliance.

From scattered evidence to a single source of truth

System inventory

Scattered AI assets → one governed register.

Risk-based assessment

Unknown risk → prioritized action.

Audit-ready compliance

Ad-hoc evidence → instant reports.

The Governance Loop

  1. 1

    Registry

    Capture every AI system and owner in one catalog.

  2. 2

    Metrics & Techniques

    Define and automate tests and mitigation steps.

  3. 3

    Assess

    Test and score risk to identify what needs attention.

  4. 4

    Mitigate

    Track fixes by method, stage, and status.

  5. 5

    Comply

    Link regulatory and internal policies to systems to assure compliance.

  6. 6

    Audit

    Export evidence-ready reports in minutes.

Risk coverage

A complete view of AI risk

Two complementary lenses. Quantitative testing scores every system on five technical dimensions. Qualitative assessment identifies risk across the far broader taxonomy of the IBM AI Risk Atlas.

Quantitative – test & monitor

Metrics with acceptable thresholds across the five technical dimensions produce risk scores you can track over time, with alerts when values need attention.

Qualitative – identify & assess

A structured risk register with likelihood and severity ratings, powered by the integrated IBM AI Risk Atlas: 99 risks across 16 categories – from privacy and fairness to societal impact, misuse, and value alignment – with AI-suggested risks for each system.

The five technical dimensions we measure

Performance

Accuracy and reliability under real operating conditions.

Fairness

Bias detection across groups, with measurable parity metrics.

Privacy

Protection of personal and sensitive data across the lifecycle.

Robustness

Resilience to perturbations and adversarial inputs.

Explainability

Decisions that can be understood, justified, and audited.

Governance you can prove

AI oversight that scales with trust.

Centralize every AI system with ownership, value, and EU AI Act context in a single operational view.

Move from ad-hoc evidence to continuous governance with traceable metrics, mitigation, and compliance status.

AI governance platform overview
AI governance platform overview
AI governance platform overview

Feature pillars

Core capabilities for regulated AI

AI System Registry

Single catalog with owners, value, EU AI Act category, and risk.

OwnersEU AI ActRisk level

Quality Metrics

Define quantifiable metrics per risk with acceptable thresholds.

Risk mappingThresholds

Technique Library

Testing and mitigation techniques to automate workflows.

MitigationDatasetsPlaybooks

Assessment Dashboard

Trend risk, detect attention items, and track status.

TrendsAlertsStatus

Compliance Packs

Policy packs, actionable controls, and evidence generation.

Policy packsActionable controlsEvidence archive

AI-native by design

AI that helps you govern AI

Three built-in capabilities turn governance from paperwork into an assisted, evidence-grounded workflow.

Virtual auditor

Reviews each compliance task against the relevant clause and its evidence, returning a structured verdict – grounded in the supported standards and your internal policy packs. Advisory, always traceable.

Drafting assistant

Drafts evidence narratives per policy clause from your team's notes, anchored to the normative text – no invented references.

AI risk suggestions

Maps each AI system to applicable risks from the integrated IBM AI Risk Atlas, with a confidence level and a rationale for every suggestion – so risk identification starts from a grounded shortlist, not a blank page.

Who we help build trustworthy AI

For Data Science & Engineering leaders

Move models into production faster with fewer surprises. Get clarity on model risk, performance, and lineage so teams can ship with confidence.

For Risk, Compliance, and Governance teams

Turn technical evidence into audit-ready outputs. Align systems to policy requirements and maintain oversight without slowing innovation.

Trust & deployment

Built for regulated environments

Deployment your way

Run as managed SaaS, or fully on-premises when data residency and isolation are requirements.

Research provenance

A university spin-off of Federico II and CINI – methods grounded in peer-reviewed research on AI dependability.

Framework coverage

Built-in policy packs from the EU AI Act to ISO standards – plus custom packs you define for your internal policies, with the same workflow and evidence.

End-to-end traceability

Time-stamped evidence across the whole lifecycle, exportable for auditors and customer due diligence.

EU AI ActISO/IEC 42001

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Measure AI risk. Prove compliance.

See how your teams can govern AI and accelerate delivery.