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1. AI Evaluation Frameworks & Metrics

What it is:
A service where we design how your organization will test and measure your AI systems.

Core elements:

  • Define evaluation goals and KPIs (quality, safety, bias, reliability, business impact) for specific AI use cases.

  • Design test suites and monitoring plans (offline tests, online experiments, dashboards).

  • Produce a concise evaluation playbook that product, data, and risk teams can follow.

2. AI Governance Roadmap & Controls

What it is:
A structured engagement to build or upgrade a company’s AI governance framework, grounded in real work, not just policy slides.

Core elements:

  • Map current AI use and risks against frameworks (NIST AI RMF, ISO, OECD, AIGP guidance).

  • Define practical policies, roles, and checklists for AI projects (risk assessments, approvals, documentation, review cadence).

  • Deliver a usable governance roadmap: what to do in the next 3, 6, 12 months.

3. AI Risk & Compliance Assessment (One-off or Periodic)

What it is:
A focused assessment of one AI system or portfolio from a risk, compliance, and measurement perspective.

Core elements:

  • Review data sources, model usage, and documentation against privacy, fairness, and upcoming regulatory expectations.

  • Evaluate current metrics and monitoring (what’s measured, what’s missing, where blind spots are).

  • Deliver a risk & readiness report with prioritized actions, including suggested KPIs and evaluation improvements.

4. AI Insights & Storytelling for Leaders

What it is:
An offering specifically about turning AI-related data and complexity into executive-ready stories and artifacts.

Core elements:

  • Translate complex AI metrics, evaluation results, and risk analyses into briefings, decks, and dashboards for boards and C‑suite.

  • Create narrative templates (e.g., “Model Launch Brief,” “AI Risk Update,” “AI Impact Review”) that internal teams can reuse.

  • Optionally, coach internal leaders on how to communicate AI metrics and risk to their own stakeholders.