Bigeye focuses on enforcing AI governance with Policy Engine
Bigeye has launched a Policy Engine aimed at helping organizations enforce AI governance rules rather than simply document them. The product appears designed to move AI governance from a paper exercise into something that can be applied and monitored in practice.
Why this matters: Most AI governance today lives in PDFs. Someone writes a policy, leadership approves it, and then the actual AI systems do whatever they were already going to do. A tool built to enforce policies rather than just store them is a different proposition. The real test is whether it gives organizations genuine control over how AI behaves with data, or just adds a new layer of compliance theater. If it works, it shifts accountability from intent to outcomes, which is where it should have been all along.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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