AI review
Find out where AI fits in your organisation, where it doesn’t, and what the risks are.
AI consulting and products from Melbourne
Responsible AI,
put to work.
We help organisations work out where AI belongs, test it before people rely on it, and build tools that keep people in charge.
Three ways we can help
Start wherever you are: still deciding, about to launch, or ready to build.
AI evaluation
Test an AI system for accuracy, safety, privacy and cost before people rely on it.
AI building
Build AI tools that keep people in control, with sources, safeguards and spending limits.
Responsible should be something you can see
It’s easy to call AI responsible. We prefer design choices you can point to. These are examples from the products we build.
We use Australia’s AI Ethics Principles and the National AI Centre’s Guidance for AI Adoption as reference points in our work.
Sources you can follow
Answers and drafts link back to where they came from, so people can check them.
Rules in code, not just prompts
Where a rule matters, software enforces it instead of trusting the AI to follow it.
People make the call
AI drafts and suggests. A person decides what happens next.
Limits stated up front
We say what a tool can’t do, and show when it isn’t sure.
We build our own AI products too
Building products keeps our advice practical. We deal with the same questions about accuracy, privacy and cost that you do.
Live and free to use
Hello Job Tracker
A job application tracker that reads job ads, estimates how well each one fits you, and drafts tailored resumes and cover letters.
In testing
StudyLamp
An AI study partner for Australian university and TAFE students that answers from their own course files, inside their unit’s AI rules.
Common questions
What is responsible AI?
Responsible AI means using AI in ways that are useful, safe and fair, with people staying accountable for the results. In practice, that means knowing what a system does, testing it, protecting people’s data, being open about its use, and giving people a way to question its results.
Do we actually need AI?
Not always. Sometimes a simpler process or existing software is the better answer, and we’ll tell you if so.
What kinds of organisations do you work with?
We’re best suited to education providers, not-for-profits, community organisations, and small and mid-sized businesses.
Do you work outside Melbourne?
Yes. We’re based in Melbourne and can work remotely with organisations across Australia.
Do you give legal advice?
No. We can identify privacy and compliance questions in an AI project, but legal advice should come from a qualified lawyer.
Have an AI question or project?
Tell us what you’re working on. A short email is enough to start.