Why Imisi exists
Imisi was founded to make autonomous AI safe for environments where failure is unacceptable. We focus on regulated, high-impact sectors where accountability, traceability, and human control are mandatory.
Governance before products
A three-layer governance architecture—Group Governance Law, Domain Statutes, and Product Charters—defines authority, escalation, kill controls, and human-in-the-loop requirements. Products must comply with governance; governance cannot be bypassed or weakened. Learn more.
Layer 1 — Group Governance Law
Authority, accountability, escalation, kill controls, and ethical red lines.
Layer 2 — Domain Statutes
Sector-specific definitions of material actions, prohibitions, and HIL mandates.
Layer 3 — Product Charters
Product thresholds, autonomy limits, roles, and customer controls.
How Imisi differs
- Governance-first, not model-first: autonomy is bounded and approved.
- Human authority is preserved: overrides, rollback, and kill controls are built in.
- Evidence-grade operations: explainability, audit trails, and retained evidence by default.
- Data discipline: no default training on customer data; no online or reinforcement learning in production.
- Designed for regulators, risk, and procurement—not consumer use.
Atlas — our first product
Atlas (at atlas.imisi.ai) is an autonomous infrastructure design, deployment, and operations platform for regulated enterprises. It turns infrastructure intent into production-grade systems with enforced approvals, bounded autonomy, and evidence-grade logging. View all products.
Bounded autonomy
Material actions are predefined; autonomy cannot silently expand.
Human oversight
Approvals required for sensitive steps; kill and rollback always available.
Auditability
Evidence-grade receipts for every material action and outcome.
Future products
Imisi will introduce products for healthcare, legal systems, identity, and digital trust—each under its own brand and subdomain, all governed by the same non-negotiable framework to preserve human authority and auditability. See products.
Who we serve
Banks and financial institutions
Hospitals and healthcare systems
Governments and public-sector agencies
Critical infrastructure and regulated enterprises
Trust, safety, and compliance
- No silent escalation of autonomy; thresholds are fixed in governance.
- Explainable and auditable actions with retained evidence for regulators and internal audit.
- Security controls with least privilege, segregation of duties, and controlled change paths.
- Ethical red lines encoded in governance; prohibited actions cannot be executed.
Contact and next steps
For regulated evaluations, governance reviews, or supervisory discussions, connect with us.