Exhibit 1Bearing, an AI regulatory readiness instrument
Antara Innovations · proprietary instrument
Proprietary instrument
Ready is not the same as able to prove it.
A supervisor, an auditor or a client asks who's accountable for a specific AI decision. The honest answer is usually "several people, informally", which in practice means no one.
An agent, not a questionnaire
Asks whether you have the policy, and takes yes for an answer.
Finds the document that evidences each obligation, and the person who owns it.
Step one
Read access only. Nothing is changed in your systems.
Step two
Every line is something a person can check afterwards.
Step three
An obligation-to-evidence map.
How it is held to account
An answer counts only when the document behind it can be produced.
Split or missing ownership is reported as a finding, not smoothed over.
When the regulation or the evidence changes, the supervisor pack changes.
The agent is held to the same questions it asks of everyone else.
Configured to your regulator
Choose a market. Other markets are added as packs.
How an engagement runs
Which regimes, which entities, who owns what.
Read-only connections to your document stores, reviewed first.
Every obligation, the evidence found and the owner named.
Stale evidence and regulatory change are flagged.
A typical shape. The sequence and timings are set with you.
One platform
See the whole system on the Solutions page.
That's Bearing
A demonstration of the method is one click away. The deployed Bearing is built for your environment and configured to your regulator.