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BETA DIAGNOSTIC ENGINE — EXPERIMENTAL CALIBRATION

This public review is in beta calibration. All results represent self-reported diagnostic indicators, not certified or verified audit findings. Missing or unknown evidence triggers automatic deferral under the non-compensatory rule.

● Public Self-Report Diagnostic (Beta)

Decision Quality Review v2

Has your AI system earned the authority you are giving it? This assessment tests evidence readiness across six independent gates for your specific lifecycle stage.

Assessment Mode

Currently exploring the pre-loaded illustrative example (Customer Service Copilot).

EXECUTIVE CALIBRATION ARCHETYPES

Inspect How Non-Compensatory Gates Evaluate Consequential Systems

4 Industry Presets
🏦Banking & Financial ServicesAgentic · Release
Commercial Credit Underwriting Engine

High statistical calibration (98.4% AUC) and legal compliance, but lacks deterministic manual override for credit scores under macroeconomic shock telemetry.

Bottleneck: Deployability Gate (D3 Fallback)
🏥Healthcare & Life SciencesGenerative · Release
Clinical Radiology & Triage Copilot

Clinically robust lesion identification, but medical software liability boundaries and statutory SaMD CE-mark/FDA clearances remain uncertified.

Bottleneck: Admissibility Gate (A2 SaMD Clearance)
⚖️Enterprise HR & LegalAgentic · Release
Autonomous Candidate Screener & Ranker

High ATS filtering speed, but fails to cryptographically log why candidates were rejected, exposing the board to EU AI Act Annex III statutory liability.

Bottleneck: Governance Gate (G2 Decision Receipts)
📦Supply Chain & Industrial LogisticsHybrid · Scale
Autonomous Procurement Routing Dispatcher

Highly profitable automated PO routing, but critical cloud LLM provider has no contractual SLA failover or data portability exit protocol.

Bottleneck: Institutional Viability (I3 Vendor SLA)

Step 1: Frame the System & Requested Gate

Evidence burdens are gate-sensitive. A release gate demands stricter runtime and fallback evidence than early discovery.