AI safety agency · United Kingdom

Safety for the age of AI.

We help organisations, and the people they serve, use AI with confidence: finding the risks early, designing the safeguards in, and testing them as an attacker would.

  • Founder-led
  • Independent
  • Built by people who build AI

The moment we’re in

AI is powerful and here to stay. The work now is making it trustworthy, so people can use it without fear.

AI has moved from the lab into everyday life. It drafts our emails, answers our customers and, increasingly, takes actions on our behalf. Much of this is genuinely useful. None of it is going away.

What has changed is the shape of the risk. An agent with access to your systems can make a costly mistake at machine speed. A convincing voice clone can be made from a short recording. The same tools that make organisations more capable are available to people who mean them harm.

That is not a reason to hold back. It is a reason to be deliberate. The organisations that do well with AI will be the ones that understand how it can fail, set sensible limits, and keep people in charge of the decisions that matter. That is the work we do.

Areas of expertise

Five disciplines. One aim.

AI you can rely on, whether you are adopting it, building with it, or simply trying not to be fooled by it.

  1. AI risk assessment

    Know where AI is used, and what could go wrong.

    We map where AI already sits in your organisation, including the tools people have adopted on their own. Then we assess what each use could expose: data, decisions, money and reputation. You get a clear picture and a prioritised plan, not a hundred-page report.

  2. Safe agent design

    The right permissions, limits and human checkpoints.

    AI agents can act, not just advise. We help you decide what an agent may do on its own, what it must ask about first, and what it should never touch. Then we design the permissions, limits, logging and sign-offs that make those decisions real.

  3. Adversarial testing

    Probe your systems before someone else does.

    We test AI systems the way an attacker, or a misbehaving model, would: manipulated inputs, leaked data, bypassed rules, misused tools and quiet failures. Every finding comes with a plain explanation of what it means and a practical way to fix it.

  4. AI-enabled fraud readiness

    Prepared for deepfakes, voice clones and impersonation.

    AI makes it easier to sound like your chief executive or look like your supplier. We help teams and families recognise the signs and adopt simple verification habits, so that even a convincing fake is not enough to get through.

  5. Education and briefings

    Understand AI risk, without the hype.

    Clear, honest sessions for boards, leadership teams and staff. What AI can and cannot do today, where the real risks lie, and what good practice looks like in your context. No scare stories and no sales pitch.

How we think

Principles we work by.

The way we give advice matters as much as the advice itself.

  1. Built by builders

    We design and run autonomous AI agents in production. Our advice comes from knowing how these systems behave in practice, not only how they are described.

  2. Plain English, always

    If we cannot explain a risk clearly, we have not understood it well enough. Everything we write is meant to be read by the people who have to act on it.

  3. Safety that doesn’t slow you down

    Good safeguards make it easier to say yes to AI. We look for controls that fit the way you already work, and we say so when a risk is small enough to accept.

  4. Independent by design

    We are not tied to any AI provider or software vendor. Our only interest is whether your use of AI is safe, so our advice is free to follow the evidence.

  5. Calm, not alarmed

    AI risk is real, and it is manageable. We take it seriously without dramatising it, and we help you respond in proportion.

Next step

The best time to think about AI safety is before you need to.

Tell us what you are working on, or what is worrying you. We will listen, ask good questions, and tell you honestly whether we can help.