Inference Assurance for AI Models

From measurement to assessment to policy

Phi-Lattice provides inference assurance for AI models: it measures internal model signals, produces risk-specific assessments, and retains evidence you can inspect.

Built for organizations that run their own models.

Phi-Lattice requires a model you run and can instrument: open-weight, fine-tuned or proprietary models where the required internal readings are accessible. Hosted frontier APIs generally do not expose the internal state Phi-Lattice needs.

Open weights alone do not guarantee compatibility; we confirm the serving environment and authorized access during evaluation.

On-premises GPU capture during generation and CPU replay have been demonstrated. Air-gapped or disconnected integration is assessed with design partners.

Phi-Lattice measures. Your policy decides.

The calibrated assessment informs your policy; it does not authorize action. Your observability, evaluation and governance systems retain their roles.

Application / Agent

MODEL INFERENCE UNDER YOUR CONTROL

Model execution

Internal computation, not just the output

Internal readings
Phi-Lattice

L1 · Instrument / measure

L2 · Assess
Evidence · Retain / replay

Authorized instrumentation captures internal readings during execution. The assessment is calibrated to your risk and reference.

Phi-Lattice assessment

Your policy / governance

L3 · Your policy

Proceed / Review / Hold / Investigate

Phi-Lattice evidence

Risk / model risk / compliance / audit

Inspection and reassessment when the required inputs are retained

Existing systems retain their roles: Observability · Evaluation · Governance

Design-partner integration: your policy and action workflows. Phi-Lattice provides evidence; you grant authority and control execution.

Demonstrated today

L1 · Instrument / measure

Capture internal readings during inference in an instrumentable model.

L2 · Assess

Convert selected readings into a risk-specific assessment calibrated against a reference. An assessment describes a state, not an action.

Verdicts: No Issues, Noisy, Caution, Suspicious, Major Issues.

Evidence · Retain / replay

Keep the inputs needed to inspect, verify or recompute a defined operation later without calling the model again.

Scoped design-partner implementation

L3 · Your policy

Make the assessment available to your policy or governance workflow. You decide what it means operationally and retain control of execution.

Two implementation options

  1. API integration with your existing policy system.
  2. A lightweight Phi-Lattice policy configuration tool, scoped with the design partner.

What does a Noisy assessment mean in terms of action? That depends on your policy. One organization routes it to human review. Another treats it like No Issues.

Demonstrated today

Evidence

Replay re-checks a past assessment from the evidence Phi-Lattice kept, without running the model again.

Depending on what was recorded, that can mean recalculating the score, testing a different policy setting on the same case, recomputing a measurement from the saved internal readings, or recalculating the difference between two recorded cases. It does not regenerate the original answer.

Scoped design-partner implementation

Customer-system integration remains scoped design-partner work.

Inspect the supported replay operations and their limits

One real workflow. One conversation to start.

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