Personas

"I don’t trust AI. Yet it’s everywhere: my phone, my TV, the search box that quietly became an AI bot. AI services tell me my data stays private. Then I find that even with the right settings, some keep my chats for 30 days “for compliance.” I clicked thumbs up on one answer, and it turned out that let the company store and analyze the whole conversation. The data center going up next to my property and the four cameras reading my plate on the drive to my son’s school only add to it. Enough. I want control back. I decide what happens to my data, or it doesn’t leave my house at all."

Elevator statement

As Floki, I want to see what leaves my home network and what each AI service keeps, so that I can block what I choose, allow what I must, and hold the record, because nobody is accountable for my household but me.

Solutions

Home AI Guardian

"If one of my people pastes a customer's file into an assistant, where does it go, who is responsible, and am I accountable? I have nothing that shows me either way."

Elevator statement

As Bjorn, I want to see which customer data leaves my business, through whom, to which AI service, so that I can answer a customer, a regulator or the insurer with a record, because the business is mine and "he meant well" is not a defense.

Solutions

Small Business AI Guardian

"What is the strategy? Who is doing what with AI, with which data? What am I accountable for? Everyone is sure. Nobody can show me."

Elevator statement

As Lagertha, I want to know what the strategy means for my unit, who is doing what with which data, and what I am accountable for, so that my plan rests on facts, because I sign it and "the consultant said so" is not a defense.

Solutions

CTO AI Ground Truth Assessment

"Five CTOs, five AI briefings that do not add up. The board asks one question. I need one page, from facts, not from five decks."

Elevator statement

As Ragnar, I want one portfolio view of what AI runs in every unit, what data it touches and who owns it, so that I can answer the board on one page, because "we did not know" is not a defense.

Solutions

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