HelmGuard raises $7.3M to make AI agents inspect compliance evidence

Former Palantir executive John Daley and AI researcher Jack Miller will use the seed round to expand in New York and San Francisco.

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Primary source: Tech.eu

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HelmGuard is betting that regulated companies will buy live, source-linked assurance as AI agents make periodic reviews less useful. The round funds its US push and the harder task of proving automated assessments can satisfy auditors.

A holographic display shows intricate financial and legal data being analyzed by shimmering digital entities, set in a modern, high-tech office with a city skyline view.

John Daley and Jack Miller have raised a $7.3 million seed round for HelmGuard, giving the London startup fresh capital to sell its AI-driven risk and compliance software in the US and develop a system for continuously assessing other AI agents.…

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