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Regulayer™Human Control for AI
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Who authorized this action, and can an outsider check it?

Regulayer™ checks current human authority before consequential AI acts, then leaves a record an outsider can verify.

Why this matters now

External institutions now ask for human oversight, accountability and evidence.

This is not a speculative market. The demand is written down, with dates.

Regulation · in force 1 Jan 2026

The autonomy defence is gone

California Civil Code §1714.46 removed the defence that the AI acted autonomously. Europe’s high-risk duties, including human oversight by natural persons and event logging, apply from 2 December 2027.

Insurance · underwriting today

Insurers now write cover on tested controls

Insurance is beginning to condition AI-agent coverage on independently tested controls. In February 2026, ElevenLabs announced an AIUC-1-backed insurance policy covering AI voice agents after certification involving more than 5,000 adversarial tests across security, safety, reliability, privacy and accountability.

Audit and liability · now

The record cannot be back-filled

Courts sanction unverified AI work and ask what a person actually checked. The record has to exist at the moment of the action. It cannot be added later.

The dated public record behind these developments is maintained openly in the Consequential AI Evidence Monitor.

Built, not theoretical

Shipping software, and a record anyone can check without us.

  • Deterministic pre-action check. The action is evaluated against current human authority before it proceeds, and fails closed.
  • Sealed artifact. A signed record, sealed on the device at the moment of the decision.
  • Public verifier. Anyone holding the record can verify it in a browser, with no account and no call to us.
  • Offline operation. Enforcement and evidence signing require no network egress.

Run the live demonstrations → The demo leaves you an artifact you keep and can check without us.

Checked action● Evidence ready
01AttemptAI proposes an answer or action
02AuthorityA named human’s current decision applies
03ControlAllow · correct · hold · stop
04EvidenceA record anyone can verify

Why Regulayer™ is different

Four things have to be true at once. Here they are, in one product.

A policy engine names a rule. An expiry names a clock. A signed log can show whether the record was altered. None of them answers who authorized this action, and none of them lets an outsider check it. Regulayer™ does both, and it ships as one product rather than an integration you assemble.

Current named-human authority

Held outside the model as a dated, revocable decision.

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Pre-action, fail-closed enforcement

The check runs before the action. No match, no action.

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Bound to the authority in force

The record names the exact decision that was in force at that moment.

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Evidence an outsider can verify

Checkable by an outsider, offline, without trusting the vendor.

Why it is defensible

Structure, custody and a filed estate.

Filed patent estate

A filed estate across the architecture: the engine, the record, the offline case and the authority check itself. Patent pending.

On-device custody

The signing key never leaves the governed device. A vendor whose proof story is “we sign, you verify” cannot adopt that custody without giving up the position it sells.

Evaluated by an Am Law 100 firm

An Am Law 100 firm evaluated the product across several meetings and called it promising and innovative. The firm does not adopt a new product before another organisation has used it, and decided to come back to Regulayer™ after its first pilot.

Cleanroom isolation

The checking kernel shares no memory, no process and no storage with the AI it checks. Copying this is not a feature release. It means rebuilding how the product decides what to trust. The cleanroom standard for AI.

How this becomes a business

An engine licensing company, with the record built into the product.

It runs on the customer’s own machines and needs no inference service of ours. The licence covers integration, distribution, updates, support and assurance.

Enterprise licensing

The engine licensed around an organisation’s own AI systems and agents, deployed on their infrastructure.

Professional firms

Firm-wide licences where courts and regulators already ask for evidence of review.

OEM and embedded

Regulayer™ inside a product, platform or system another company ships to its own customers.

Insurance, two-sided

Carriers deploy AI and need the record; underwriters can require the artifact as a condition of cover, which makes the underwriting side a channel.

The bigger asset

Authority is the spearhead, not the whole estate.

The filed estate carries further monetizable assets beyond the authority product.

HumanMark, observable production facts sealed at creation SignalDrop™ SDKontrol Personhood and liveness Emotional-state gating The broader filed estate

Founder

Louisa Johnson Bullock. Founder and Inventor.

Regulated-industry commercialization

Drove field adoption of the USP 797 sterile-compounding standard, CRISPR commercialization at Thermo Fisher Scientific, clean-environment manufacturing at DuPont, semiconductor manufacturing at Texas Instruments, contamination control at ITW.

Category adoption, driven before

The founder drove a control standard into a regulated field and into adoption from the commercial side. USP 797, written by a standards committee, governs sterile compounding today.

Interested in Regulayer™?

We speak privately with individual investors and strategic partners who understand enterprise AI, security, regulated markets and infrastructure.

Investor inquiries → hello@regulayer.com

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