Luminos.AI helps companies evaluate their AI systems and close gaps before a regulator does it for them.
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Last week the European Commission made its first real move to enforce the AI Act. It ordered several leading AI developers to detail their cybersecurity and safety pract…
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Luminos.AI
Automated AI Governance and Testing
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- Software Development
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- Washington, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Luminos.AI
Luminos.AI | Automated AI Governance, Testing & Compliance Platform Luminos automates AI governance, testing, and compliance to help enterprises deploy AI systems safely and legally. Our platform provides automated impact assessments, continuous model testing, and built-in compliance monitoring—all under legal privilege, in one centralized solution. Why Leading Organizations Choose Luminos: ✓ Automated AI risk assessments aligned with global regulations (EU AI Act, US state laws, industry standards). ✓ Continuous data and model testing for GenAI and Agentic AI to catch issues before and after deployment. ✓ Automated legal memoranda for AI impact assessments and testing. ✓ Enterprise-wide compliance management under attorney-client privilege. ✓ Real-time monitoring and audit trails for regulatory readiness. Built by world-leading experts in AI risk and legal compliance, Luminos combines deep technical and regulatory expertise to make AI governance practical, scalable, and defensible. We help organizations move from AI pilots to production with confidence, turning legal review from a bottleneck into a competitive advantage. Industries We Serve: Financial Services, Healthcare, Government, Technology, Professional Services
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