LatticeFlow AI is being supported by Innosuisse within the framework of its Swiss Accelerator innovation projects to the tune of around 3 million US dollars. With this fresh capital, the Zurich-based DeepTech start-up moves one step closer to launching the world’s first platform that seamlessly combines AI governance frameworks with those for technical validations necessary for complying with regulatory standards such as the EU AI Act.
“Governance processes alone cannot meet AI standards and regulations”, comments Dave Henry, SVP of Business Development at LatticeFlow, in a press release issued by the spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH). “Companies need deep technical validation to ensure their models are reliable and compliant. The platform we are developing delivers precisely that, bridging governance and operations”, he adds.
Another important milestone in AI compliance, for which LatticeFlow AI is playing a central role, is the launch of COMPL-AI, the first compliance-centric framework for evaluating large language models aligned with the EU AI Act. COMPL-AI was developed in collaboration with ETH and the Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology in Bulgaria.
At the start of October, LatticeFlow and the Zurich-based consulting firm KPMG entered into a strategic partnership aimed at further strengthening this project. To date, LatticeFlow has secured more than 17 million US dollars in investments in both Europe and the USA. Its customers include the US army, Singaporean Defense, Siemens Mobility and AI scale-ups such as Actuate. ce/mm
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