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  "slug": "glacis",
  "name": "Glacis Technologies",
  "description": "“The proof layer for AI systems.” Glacis sits inline at the AI boundary/inference path as a runtime arbiter that (1) observes governed actions, (2) enforces policy/guardrails deterministically in-flight, and (3) signs tamper-evident, independently verifiable receipts (OVERT) for every governed action—so boards, customers, regulators, and insurers can verify what happened without trusting Glacis.",
  "url": "https://optimly.ai/brand/glacis",
  "websiteUrl": "https://glacis.io",
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  "category": "entence positioning Glacis is the evidence layer for AI systems, generating independent, attested records of runtime behavior from procurement and beyond, so stakeholders can verify that AI systems are behaving as designed.  The problem we solve AI risk and liability are not independently defensible or attributable today. Nobody can assign accountability because nobody has evidence. Glacis closes that gap.  What we do (for non-technical audiences) Glacis provides the one thing no AI vendor can give you about themselves: independent, verifiable evidence that their system is doing what they say it does.  Why governance must be adaptive Static governance for dynamic AI is not cautious. It is a false assurance that creates exactly the exposure it was designed to prevent.  Risk mitigation outcome AI risk becomes defensible, attributable, and insurable when governance produces independent, verifiable evidence.",
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  "updatedAt": "2026-07-24T02:58:24.088Z",
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