AI Governance
Become a leader in AI Governance by letting us assist you to effectively address the challenges of managing a multitude of guidelines and regulations for Data and AI.
Governance, Risk & Compliance for AI
Grace offers comprehensive support for responsible AI implementations.
Our top priority is to ease our clients’ compliance burden from the growing number of external guidelines and regulations and new internal compliance policies. The Grace Enterprise AI platform is the first of its kind to offer comprehensive Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) support for AI. Grace enables your organization to scale AI implementation in compliance with external regulations, and internal guidelines and policies.
When it comes to AI, the real risk of the future is to understand consequences; to understand the impact of what we are doing.
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Proactive and collaborative Risk Management for AI
Organizations can ensure proactive and collaborative risk management spanning across all stakeholders and functional areas. With a continuous feedback loop, the implementation of AI is easily tracked and monitored. Define, Implement, Operate, and Verify is a continuous cycle that needs to be monitored and updated regularly.

Support for a wide range of ethical measures
With Grace, compliance managers can apply existing or new frameworks to enable collaborative risk management across all projects and models. This includes the Fairness, Ethics, Accountability, and Transparency (FEAT) framework of AI governance. Grace’s unique approach to governance allows your team to meet FEAT standards without requiring them to change their work style.
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2021.AI delivers AI platform for the responsible use of disruptive technologies in the public sector
The enterprise AI company proudly participates in the ETAPAS project, delivering an AI platform to support the governed implementation of disruptive technologies in the EU’s public sector.
The EU takes on Trustworthy AI with ALTAI
The AI HLEG presented the final Assessment List for Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence. 2021.AI is honored to be on the front lines of ethical innovation in the EU, contributing as one of 50 selected companies engaged in an open workstream to provide best practices for the ALTAI final development.
Facial recognition technology: We must welcome regulations
When it comes to facial technology and its controversies, it is clear that something needs to be done. Applying facial recognition models to identify and track citizens and allowing apps that can recognize anyone ever to post a picture online is unacceptable. But can we keep this technology in check?
Inspiring AI use cases

Velliv begins collaboration with 2021.AI to secure a leading position within AI governance
The pension fund, Velliv, has entered into a collaboration with 2021.AI to implement the EU’s Ethical Guidelines for Trustworthy AI model development on 2021.AI’s Grace Enterprise AI platform.

Applying AI in the social services sector to improve quality and results
2021.AI supports the Swedish municipality, Norrtälje Kommun, in the implementation of Ethical and Transparent AI on the Grace Enterprise AI platform by combining Norrtälje’s internal guidelines and the EU’s Guidelines for Ethical and Trustworthy AI development.