BABL AI and QuantPi Announce Partnership
BABL AI and QuantPi have announced a new partnership to transform how organizations manage AI risk and compliance. Through this collaboration, BABL AI’s independent audit services will now be available directly through QuantPi’s AI Trust Platform. Together, the companies aim to help organizations across industries benefit from AI while minimizing risks and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Integrated AI Auditing on the QuantPi Platform
By using BABL AI’s services on QuantPi’s platform, customers can access regulatory-grade assessments that evaluate bias, robustness, explainability, and other critical areas. These insights support compliance with emerging AI regulations and help teams make smarter, safer decisions when deploying AI.
“As an AI and algorithm auditing firm, we need detailed visibility into companies’ algorithmic systems to provide the level of assurance required by forthcoming standards and regulations. A partnership with QuantPi ensures we can get that visibility without disrupting their clients testing, monitoring, and governance workflows,” said CEO Shea Brown.
A Holistic AI Governance Solution
QuantPi CEO, Philipp Adamidis says the following: “What QuantPi brings in technical expertise to validate insights into the risks, benefits and compliance status of AI systems, BABL AI enhances through its in-depth industry knowledge into auditing and certifying AI systems. The partnership offers customers a truly holistic AI governance solution, which we are excited for!”
For more information about BABL AI’s audit services on QuantPi’s AI Trust Platform, please visit QuantPi’s website HERE.
About BABL AI:
Since 2018, BABL AI has been auditing and certifying AI systems, consulting on responsible AI best practices and offering online education on related topics. BABL AI’s overall mission is to ensure that developers create, deploy, and govern all algorithms in ways that prioritize human flourishing.
About QuantPi:
After seven years of research, QuantPi spun-off the CISPA-Helmholtz Center and was founded in 2020. It enables organizations to validate AI systems at an unprecedented speed. Automated risk and performance assessments make the black boxes of AI transparent, explainable, and compliant with regulations or internal guidelines
