CGS OEM · on-prem · read-only
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When an AI incident happens,
explanations are no longer enough.

CGS (Cognitive Governance System) is a deterministic governance proof layer for AI and decision systems in production. It does not improve models. It does not correct decisions. It exists to produce audit-grade, legally defensible evidence when responsibility is questioned.

What CGS is

  • A governance proof infrastructure, not an AI system.
  • Deterministic by design: same context → same governance outcome.
  • Read-only and post-decision: zero interference with models.
  • Append-only governance ledger: non-repudiable historical record.
  • OEM on-prem deployment, operated inside your own perimeter.

What CGS is not

  • Not model monitoring or explainability tooling.
  • Not prompt or conversation logging.
  • Not an optimization, tuning, or alignment system.
  • Not a SaaS platform, dashboard, or pilot tool.

The problem CGS addresses

After a serious AI incident, organizations are not asked how confident their model was. They are asked:

Who decided what, when, on which basis — and was it governable?

Most AI stacks cannot answer this question with evidence that survives legal scrutiny. CGS exists precisely for this moment.

Why large platforms have not built this

  • A governance proof system cannot be judge and party.
  • Internal monitoring tools are not independent evidence.
  • Probabilistic explanations are not legally reproducible.
  • Responsibility requires a separate, deterministic layer.
CGS fills a structural gap that internal teams cannot credibly fill alone.

Positioning

  • Post-incident, not preventive.
  • Governance and responsibility, not innovation.
  • Proof over promises.
  • Built for organizations exposed to regulatory, legal, or systemic risk.

Canonical operating model

  • Deployment: OEM on-prem (Kubernetes).
  • Integration: API-only, post-decision events.
  • Ownership: fully operated by the OEM.
  • Output: audit-grade governance artefacts.

One sentence summary

CGS is the infrastructure you need when saying “the model decided” is no longer an acceptable answer.