What We Believe
The principles that guide how we build GLACIS and who we build it for.
The AI compliance industry runs on trust.
Vendors ask you to believe their systems are safe. Auditors ask you to believe the documentation. Regulators ask you to believe the checkboxes.
Everyone in the chain is asking someone else to take their word for it.
We think that's backwards.
Trust is what you need when you don't have evidence. We'd rather have evidence.
GLACIS exists because belief isn't enough. We build infrastructure that proves AI controls work — cryptographically, continuously, without sending your data anywhere.
What we stand for:
Evidence over documentation.
A policy that ran is worth more than a policy that was written down. We capture the former.
Verification over trust.
Your auditors shouldn't have to believe you. They should be able to check.
Privacy by architecture.
Your data doesn't leave your environment. Not because we promise — because it's mathematically impossible.
Substance over theater.
We're not here to help you look compliant. We're here to help you be compliant — and prove it.
Who we're for:
Teams who actually run safety evaluations and want credit for it. Organizations who invested in AI governance and need to prove it. Companies who'd rather show their work than explain why they didn't.
We're not for teams looking for shortcuts. If you want to fake compliance, there are easier ways. If you want to prove it, we built GLACIS for you.
Where we draw the line:
We won't help you generate evidence for work you didn't do. We won't help you obscure what your AI systems actually did. We won't pretend attestation is the same as safety.
GLACIS proves that controls executed. It doesn't guarantee those controls were good. That's your job. Ours is making sure you can show your work.
Our commitment:
We're building for a future where "we tested it" isn't a claim — it's a verifiable fact. Where model cards have teeth. Where compliance means something because it can be checked.
That future requires infrastructure that doesn't exist yet. So we're building it.
"We're not here to help you pass audits.
We're here to help you deserve to."