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Dan Herbatschek, CEO of New York-based Ramsey Theory Capital, today announced the launch of a high-velocity AI governance platform designed to navigate the surge of U.S. state-level AI safety laws. The move comes as New York enacts the Responsible AI Safety and Evaluation (RAISE) Act, joining California in setting strict new standards for Frontier AI accountability.
The RAISE Act marks a shift in the regulatory landscape, requiring organizations to prove transparency and risk mitigation throughout the entire AI lifecycle. In response, Ramsey Theory Capital has introduced enhanced solutions that move beyond static documentation, embedding risk analytics and oversight directly into the operational fabric of enterprise AI.
As state-level mandates accelerate, enterprises face a complex patchwork of requirements. Ramsey Theory Capital’s new capabilities allow organizations to meet these legal obligations without sacrificing innovation speed.
"State-level AI regulation is moving faster than most enterprises anticipated, and the compliance burden is no longer theoretical—it’s operational," said Dan Herbatschek, CEO of Ramsey Theory Capital. "The RAISE Act signals a broader shift toward enforceable accountability. Enterprises need governance intelligence that operates in real time, not static reports created after the fact."
The enhanced suite enables organizations to maintain "governance-by-design" across the full development and deployment cycle. Key features include:
These solutions are purpose-built for high-stakes sectors—including healthcare, logistics, automotive, and field services—where AI decisions directly impact safety and accessibility. By treating governance as a core operating capability, Ramsey Theory Capital helps firms build long-term trust and regulatory resilience.
"The era of ‘build now, govern later’ is over," Herbatschek added. "The enterprises that lead in the next decade will be those that view governance as a competitive advantage rather than a regulatory checkbox."