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Regulayer™Human Control for AI
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Start a pilot

One workflow. Human control, proven on your own systems.

Pick one place where an AI action carries consequences. Regulayer™ runs inside your environment, checks every action against a named person’s current authority, and seals a record your carrier, auditor or regulator can check without us.

Runs inside your environment. Your data does not leave it.

How a pilot runs

Five steps, on your own work.

  1. 1Choose the workflow. A claims decision, a bind, a payment, a batch release, a filing. One action that matters.
  2. 2Name the people and set the authority, once. Who may let the AI do what, how much, and for how long.
  3. 3Regulayer™ goes in the path. On your servers, or in a sandbox for the pilot. Model-agnostic, so your agents stay as they are.
  4. 4Run it, and make it drift. Watch actions allowed, sent back, held and stopped. Withdraw an authority mid-run, and the same request stops.
  5. 5Read the record. Every decision, allowed or stopped, sealed as it happened. Hand it to anyone to verify offline.

What you receive

Evidence, not a slide.

The recordOne sealed record per action.Who allowed it, under what authority, and whether that authority held at the moment it took effect.
The WitnessA live view of your AI.Actions, drift, stops and withdrawals, by workflow, agent and named person.
The read-outDrift and stops, counted.Drift per 1,000 actions, what was held, and how fast a withdrawn authority took hold. For an insurer, these are the rating variables.

For insurers

Bring one insured, or a book.

Start with the Witness: the insured runs Regulayer™ and the carrier reads the record, with the insured’s agreement. Add Regulayer™ Control, and actions outside the agreed authority are stopped before they take effect.

The pilot is paid, and the fee is credited to the first quarter of the licence.

Next

Tell us the workflow. We will show you the record behind it.

Regulayer™ supplies the evidence. Your carrier, auditor, regulator or court makes the determination. Patent pending.