AI & Trust

Autonomous AI needs understandable boundaries.

General Informatics uses AI and agents where they can meaningfully support or automate research, decisions, content and operations. Transparency, controlled execution and clear responsibility remain essential.

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Our AI baseline

AI functions are assessed in product context: purpose, data sources, external model providers, allowed actions, human approvals and auditability should match the relevant risk level.

Make AI visible

Where users interact directly with an AI system or agent, the role of AI should be understandable.

Human oversight

Legally, financially or otherwise consequential actions may require approvals, roles or additional controls.

Provenance & evidence

Sources, model/policy context, generated results and executed actions should remain traceable for relevant workflows.

Permissions before autonomy

Agents receive only the capabilities, data boundaries and execution rights needed for their purpose.

Hermes: autonomous work with an evidence trail

Advanced Hermes agents in GI products are intended to connect research, planning, execution, verification and monitoring. The target is autonomous work with controlled boundaries and a traceable evidence trail, not an opaque black box.

Security →GI Growth →QuoAPI ↗

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Questions about AI use or governance?

For product-specific questions about AI, agents, data flows or human oversight, contact us directly.

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Strengthen presence, protect cashflow or build an intelligent system?

Describe your goal. We will identify which GI product or technical approach can deliver the fastest dependable value.

Initial assessment

You receive a concrete assessment of the target state, technical feasibility, critical dependencies and a sensible first expansion stage.