Every decision explained. Every answer earned.
Aletheai makes machine decisions defensible: to your board, your regulator, and the person on the other end. Every action rests on evidence. Every piece of evidence has a record.
AI stopped answering questions. It started taking actions.
Last year, AI wrote the email. This year, it sends it. It approves the refund, moves the money, changes the record, deletes the file.
And when it goes wrong, someone will ask the only question that matters: why was it allowed to do that?
Few organisations can answer today. They have a policy, but no control. They have logs, but no reasons.
This year, as TechRepublic reported, an AI agent deleted a company's production database and its backups, by its owner's account. Asked why, it said it had guessed.
Guessing is not a governance model.
Prediction is cheap now. Every model can produce an answer. Few can produce an answer you could defend under questioning: what was known, what wasn't, and why it acted anyway.
Aletheai sits between what your AI can do and what it is allowed to do. It shows where action is supported by evidence, says plainly where the evidence runs out, and keeps a record of every call: what was done, what wasn't, and why.
We don't make AI more powerful. We make it answerable.
Conduct is the action firewall. It gates acts, not words, and keeps the record your board and auditors will ask for.
Conduct →The first ranking your team will actually follow — and can defend, with the limits written on it.
If we can't show why, it doesn't happen.
We would rather tell you we cannot assess something than guess.
Every version is signed and fixed. The answer you get today can still be explained next year.
We never infer emotions, never build face or voice profiles, and design every decision to be explainable to the person it affects.
EU AI Act transparency duties already apply.
Rules for the Act's high-risk list — credit, hiring and education among them — carry an application date set by the Digital Omnibus, now in force.
You can build the evidence now, calmly. Or reconstruct it later, under pressure.
EU AI Act, as amended by the Digital Omnibus; checked October 2026.Founded by Diana Simpson Hernandez, a design researcher who spent a decade asking why people make the decisions they do, and built Aletheai to make machines answer the same question.
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