AIUC raised $40 million in Series A funding to build auditing, standards, and insurance infrastructure for frontier AI systems. The company has developed AIUC-1, a certification standard for AI agents that tests resilience against risks like jailbreaks and hallucinations, with major AI companies including Cursor, ElevenLabs, and Harvey already certified.
AI-powered surveillance cameras are increasingly used worldwide to identify faces and license plates, sparking a public backlash. Activists and designers are creating adversarial fashion—clothing with geometric patterns and designs—to evade or confuse object detection and facial recognition systems, with companies like Cap_able and Urban Privacy now commercially producing these garments.
Harvey rebuilt its contract review system using a multi-agent approach to automate playbook comparison and redline suggestions. The system addresses complexities including conditional logic, cross-document rule interactions, deal context sensitivity, and the need for minimal surgical edits that lawyers can trust.