Launch AI your customers can trust.
We test how your AI really behaves, against Responsible AI pillars from fairness and privacy to transparency and harm prevention. Then we hand you the evidence, mapped to every law that applies.
LLM agent + speech recognition · collections · India, UAE
AI is reaching customers faster than anyone can check it.
Banks and insurers are putting voicebots, assistants and agents in front of customers. Most of that AI is signed off on paperwork, not on how it actually behaves. We test the behaviour itself, on real data and real conversations, for fairness, privacy, transparency and harm. Then we map that evidence to the laws of every market you operate in.
Making AI safer.
Safe AI does what it should, for everyone it serves. It doesn't mislead, discriminate, leak data or act beyond its remit.
Without NerdRhino
- Controls answered from memory in spreadsheets
- Each team assesses AI risk its own way
- AI stuck in pilot, waiting for risk sign-off
- No record of who decided what
With NerdRhino
- Safety tested on real behaviour, not answered from memory
- One framework, AERIS, across every AI system
- Clear evidence it's safe, so Risk can sign off and you can launch
- Every answer traced to a named person and its evidence
One framework. Two ways to govern your AI.
AERIS tests your AI against Responsible AI pillars, from fairness to harm prevention, and reports the results the way your board and regulator read them: governance, reliability and compliance. Have our team apply it for you, or run it yourself on Lynxor.
Trust-control framework
AI Governance
Built on AERISWe run it for you.
Our team scopes, tests and scores your AI, then helps you close the gaps before go-live.
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Built on AERISYou run it on our platform.
Engines test your AI and propose answers. Your analysts decide, and every run stays on record.
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Software when you want to run it. Experts when you want it run.
Automated AI safety testing
Lynxor turns AERIS into a working assessment. It tests how your AI behaves on your own data and shows where it isn't safe yet, with every result mapped to the laws that apply.
- Scopes controls by model type, customer journey and market
- Five deterministic safety tests, and counting: fairness across customer groups, intent stability, speech recognition across accents, LLM response parity, data quality and privacy
- Engines propose, analysts decide, and every answer stays on record
- Re-run after every model or prompt change and see what moved
Services
We test your AI end to end, find where it isn't safe, and help you fix it before launch.
Discover, govern, test, assure, operate. You get a scorecard, an evidence pack and a go, conditional-go or no-go recommendation.
Senior delivery leadership for complex programmes.
Plans, vendors, governance and go-live readiness for AI and core banking programmes.
Regulation Atlas
The world is starting to require safe AI. See where, and which rules reach yours.
The rulebook for AI is being written everywhere at once.
Few countries have a single "AI Act". Most regulate AI through data protection, sector regulators and guidance. Press play to watch the map fill in, then tap any country to see what applies.
Tap a country on the map to see its instruments up to the selected year.
Why four colours, not two
India and the UAE have no AI act, yet a bank deploying a voicebot there is already bound by data protection law and its central bank's AI expectations. A yes/no map would show them as blank.
Drafts matter
A dashed outline marks a bill or framework in progress. These are the rules your next audit will be measured against.
Status changes
Bills lapse and guidance hardens into law. Canada's AIDA was drafted in 2022 and lapsed in 2025; scrub the timeline to watch it go.
Where can your AI go?
Pick your system and markets. See what you'd answer to.
A quick exposure read for the countries you operate in. It shows which rules are likely in scope and how heavy they are. It is a starting point for scoping, not legal advice.
Laws set the floor. Safety testing is how you meet them.
Test your AI's safetyDataset last updated October 2026, compiled from NerdRhino research notes on India, UAE and the EU, plus widely reported instruments elsewhere. Coverage is selective, years are adoption or issue years, and every entry should be verified before public launch.
Exposure score: high-risk AI-specific obligations count 3, other binding rules 2, guidelines 1, watch items 0. Low is under 5, High is 12 and over.
Framework descriptions are a high-level overview, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with local counsel.
AI laws are piling up, fast.
Running total of AI-related laws enacted since 2016 across 116 selected geographic areas (Stanford AI Index 2025).
Source: Stanford HAI, AI Index Report 2025, Figure 6.2.2. Counts include enacted AI-related laws in selected geographic areas; they are not a count of all regulations or guidelines. The chart shows the running total of the annual counts.
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Client ecosystem
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Building, buying or rolling out AI in a regulated business? Start with a conversation.
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