Capability · Control

Know who decides, who reviews, and who is accountable.

Responsible AI programs built to a workable scale: AI agent inventory, risk classification, policy, vendor and model oversight, AI vendor risk assessment support, privacy, and regulatory readiness.

Who it is for

Risk, compliance, privacy, legal, and technology leaders responsible for how AI is approved and overseen.

Problems it addresses

Policies disconnected from practice, no AI inventory, unclear vendor oversight, and undefined human review.

Your participation

A governance owner and input from risk, privacy, security, and business teams at defined checkpoints.

What happens next

A founder reviews your inquiry and follows up to discuss fit. If we proceed, scope and deliverables are agreed in a written statement of work before work begins.

AI Governance

What this includes.

Program design

A right-sized structure: who owns AI decisions, how systems get approved, and what gets escalated.

System inventory

A living record of the AI and data systems in use, who owns each one, what data it touches, and its risk level.

Risk classification

A simple tiering model so low-risk uses move fast and high-risk uses get real review.

Policy set

Acceptable use, human review, disclosure, retention, and incident response — written in plain English.

Vendor & model oversight

Diligence questions, contract terms to ask for, and a review cadence for third-party models and tools.

Privacy & regulatory readiness

Data protection alignment and evidence packs for the questions customers, auditors, and regulators ask.

What you get

Typical deliverables.

  • A written, current inventory of every AI system in use
  • Approval paths that protect the business without stalling it
  • Policies staff can follow without asking what they mean
  • Evidence you can hand a customer or auditor on request
  • Early warning when a system drifts outside its approved use

How we work

01

Assess

We score your current program across governance, data, vendors, and people.

02

Prioritize

A sequenced plan for the next 30, 90, and 180 days.

03

Build

Policies, inventory, and review gates put in place with your owners.

04

Operate

Recurring reviews so the program stays true as systems change.

Frequently asked

Questions clients ask us.

Venus AI provides strategic, operational, technology, and governance consulting. When an engagement requires formal legal advice or representation, legal services are provided separately by qualified legal counsel. Talk with a founder.

AI Program Assessment

Assess your own program.

Answer sixteen questions across governance, inventory, data, vendors, testing, and people. You get a scored risk profile by domain and a written report with sequenced next steps — no account required.

A little context first

Optional, but it makes the report meaningfully sharper.

Your organizationGovernance & accountabilityInventory & intakeData & privacyVendors & contractsTesting & monitoringPeople & transparencyReport

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Find out where your program stands.

Start with the AI Program Assessment, or talk to us about a governance program sized to your business.

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