Rtavan AI LLC
North Carolina, United States · being formed
Rtavan AI LLC operates GovernanceHub, an independent registry that records what AI vendors publish about the governance of their systems, and scores it against a published method.
What the registry does
It reads the documents a vendor publishes — model cards, safety frameworks, evaluation reports — and scores what is actually there against an evidence scale. Every claim carries the source it came from and the date it was read. A score measures located documentation on a stated date. It is not a statement about a system, a vendor, or anyone’s compliance.
Alongside it runs a policy router: an endpoint an organisation points its AI traffic at, which applies that organisation’s own policy before any model is called and writes a tamper-evident record of the decision.
Why it is independent
No assessed party pays for anything. Not for a score, not for early sight of a finding, not for a right of reply — that is free to anyone. Where a relationship exists between the assessor and an assessed party, it is recorded on the assessment itself and the independence claim is withdrawn.
The method is published so a reader can re-derive any score without trusting the assessor, and the corrections log is public.
Named findings are currently withheld
Findings attached to a specific company are shown to the operator and delivered to clients under engagement, rather than published openly. That is a decision about liability cover, not about the findings: the company is newly formed and professional and media liability cover is not yet bound. What stays public is the method, the aggregate figures across the whole set, and the record of which documents are watched.
Contact
- General and corrections
- [email protected]
- Right of reply
- Any organisation named in the registry may respond, and the response is published. Corrections
- The registry
- governai.space
Rtavan — from the Vedic ṛtāvan, one that keeps to ṛta, the order things are meant to hold true to. Said “rih-TAH-van”.