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Verifiable AI Consortium

The Verifiable AI Consortium drives adoption of verifiable AI across the market, making it publicly definable, commercially procurable, and broadly insurable.

The Verifiable AI Consortium brings the companies building verifiable AI together with the enterprises, security leaders, and insurers that rely on it. Members work out what deployment and underwriting require, then put it to work in pilots. Builders hear what buyers will require; buyers and insurers see what works before they commit. Every organization that joins is a member.

Consortium members

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  • Hedera
  • Near
  • HyperCycle
  • Filecoin Foundation
  • Puddin
  • Edge & Node
  • Caffeine
  • First Person
  • Ampersend
  • Amp

A listing shows membership. It does not certify a product.

What members do together

  • Enterprise adoption

    Our members and the enterprises that deploy AI work out, sector by sector, what evidence the market will require.

  • Insurance

    Insurers are already writing AI out of their policies: 4,078 generative-AI exclusions have been filed against commercial liability policies across 49 states and DC, up from none twelve months earlier. The Insurance Working Group is working with carriers and reinsurers to write AI back in, on evidence. Underwriters, actuaries and insurtech providers build three things with them: a claims-evidence framework, control standards organized by insurance function, and an insurability classification an actuary can price against. Regulators attend as non-voting observers.

    Learn more about the Insurance Working Group →

    Source: Trades Coverage, from a search of all 106,812 commercial filings in 50 states and DC, July 2025 to 31 July 2026.

  • Pilots

    We put our members’ technology to work in real deployments and publish what happens.

  • Convening

    Our convenings bring the companies building verifiable AI together with the enterprises that buy and deploy it. Formats: Human Authorized, our annual conference with LF Decentralized Trust; invite-only Proof-of-Control salons and CISO roundtables; and partner convenings with AI 2030.

  • Insights

    We publish what members learn: briefings, pilot reports and use cases anyone can build on.

Membership options

Companies pay annual dues. Universities, NGOs, nonprofits, academic institutions, standards bodies and public-interest organizations join as Steward Members; they pay no dues and contribute work instead.

TrackWho it is forLevels
BuilderCompanies building verifiable AISupporter · Implementer · Catalyst · Architect
CorporateEnterprises and insurers deploying AI at scaleSilver · Gold · Premier
StewardNonprofits, universities and public-interest organizationsDues waived, contribution-based

Dues and level benefits are in the membership levels document, which we share in a membership briefing.

Every member gets

  • a listing in the public member directory
  • the member mark
  • reports and specification updates ahead of publication
  • every working-group meeting
  • our open convenings
  • introductions where there is a fit

The member mark identifies membership. It does not certify a product or implementation.

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