The P(rogrammable)law Company

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We make AI that can be trusted with real work.

Making AI smarter doesn’t make it accountable. We trust people with work because there are rules, records, and someone to answer to. AI needs the same.

Rules are specific to the job. So we work one industry at a time, starting with the trades.

We have spent more than a year on this problem: how to trust autonomous software. Previously, VulnZap checked the security of AI-written code for hundreds of engineers. Veto, now open source, checks each action an AI agent takes against a written policy and holds the consequential ones until a person approves.

Most companies today build user-facing agents first and add controls later. We built the controls first. Guddun is built on them. We also signed the EU AI Pact before AI Act enforcement began.

Alan Turing, lecture, 20 February 1947 0:00 / 0:07

Products:

  • Guddun: The ops manager your field team messages. Rolling out in the UK.
  • Veto: What AI agents are allowed to do. Open source.