Anch.ai
anch.AI provides an end-to-end, scalable, and universal AI Governance solution designed to fast-track compliance with regulations like the EU AI Act. Their platform and professional services guide organizations in collecting information about AI and data usage, aligning tech, business, and compliance stakeholders. The platform can be used by organizations of any AI maturity level and across industries to screen, audit, mitigate, and report on ethical and legal AI performance, helping to avoid risks, strengthen competitive edge, and achieve faster market acceptance through trusted AI innovation. Their methodology, developed since 2016, has screened over 200 AI use cases for ethical risk exposure.
Anch.ai
anch.AI provides an end-to-end, scalable, and universal AI Governance solution designed to fast-track compliance with regulations like the EU AI Act. Their platform and professional services guide organizations in collecting information about AI and data usage, aligning tech, business, and compliance stakeholders. The platform can be used by organizations of any AI maturity level and across industries to screen, audit, mitigate, and report on ethical and legal AI performance, helping to avoid risks, strengthen competitive edge, and achieve faster market acceptance through trusted AI innovation. Their methodology, developed since 2016, has screened over 200 AI use cases for ethical risk exposure.
TL;DR
What they do: B2B SaaS ethical AI governance platform for screening, auditing, mitigating and reporting AI risks
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: Stockholm, Sweden
Seed funding: $2.1M (Jan 26, 2022)
Team size (reported): 4 employees
Company Overview
Problem Domain
AI governance, ethical and regulatory compliance for AI systems
Founded
2018
Industry
B2B SaaS; Enterprise AI governance
Funding Track Record
$2.1M
Participating investors reported: Terrain Invest, Magnus Rausing, Kent Janér, Fredrik Andersson
Investor Signal
“Led by a specialized VC (Benhamou Global Ventures) with participation from strategic angel and institutional backers”