GOVERNED AI DECISIONS
Software that checks whether AI actions are allowed and records why.
Being clever or convincing doesn’t mean you have permission.
Imagine an AI assistant receives a message that looks like it came from your company, asking it to send a private document.
Should it obey?
1. AI receives a request
A convincing message asks it to share private information.
2. Omega checks permission
Omega checks the proposed action against the rules and permissions provided.
3. The app acts on the decision
Omega returns ALLOW or DENY with a record explaining why. The connected app allows or stops the action.
Being clever or convincing doesn’t mean you have permission.
Imagine an AI assistant receives a message that looks like it came from your company, asking it to send a private document.
Should it obey?
Before acting, the app asks Omega: “Is this allowed?”
Omega checks the rules and permissions, then returns a decision and a record explaining why. The app uses that decision to allow or stop the action.
Developers connect their apps to Omega through an API - a way for two computer programs to talk to each other.
Why does this matter?
Because AI shouldn't do something just because it can. It needs permission, and we need evidence that permission was checked.
Developers connect their apps to Omega through an API - a way for two computer programs to talk to each other.
Why does this matter?
AI shouldn't do something just because it can. It needs permission and evidence that permission was checked.
Being clever or convincing doesn’t mean you have permission.
Imagine an AI assistant receives a message that looks like it came from your company, asking it to send a private document.
Should it obey?
Before acting, the app asks Omega: “Is this allowed?”
Omega checks the rules and permissions, then returns a decision and a record explaining why. The app uses that decision to allow or stop the action.
Developers connect their apps to Omega through an API - a way for two computer programs to talk to each other.
Why does this matter?
Because AI shouldn't do something just because it can. It needs permission, and we need evidence that permission was checked.
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