WhatA consultancy and certification service that audits AI tool interfaces used by law enforcement and government to ensure they communicate uncertainty correctly and don't create false confidence.
SignalMultiple commenters argue the real problem is that AI tools are designed in ways that give users (police, prosecutors) an unjustified sense of certainty — the UX itself is partly to blame for encouraging misuse.
Why NowGovernments are rapidly procuring AI tools with no UX standards for high-stakes contexts, and the EU AI Act and emerging US state regulations are beginning to require human-factors assessments for high-risk AI systems.
MarketGovernment AI vendors (Clearview, Palantir, Axon) and the agencies that buy from them; adjacent to the $5B+ AI governance market; no one focuses specifically on UX-level audit of confidence communication.
MoatDeep domain expertise at the intersection of human factors, AI, and criminal justice creates a hard-to-replicate niche; published standards and certifications create lock-in.
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