Leicester startup Obrioxia has launched Runtime Evidence v2, a major milestone for founder Jonathan O’Brien’s platform, which acts as an accountability layer for AI-driven decisions.
The update lets organisations reconstruct exactly what happened when an AI system influenced a decision or took an action, and prove afterwards that the evidence hasn’t been tampered with. In practice, this means capturing the decision as it happens, sealing it so it can’t be altered, and allowing it to be verified and reconstructed later if it’s ever challenged.
Jonathan said:
“The goal is simple: when AI influences a decision or takes an action, organisations need to be able to reconstruct what actually happened later and prove the evidence hasn’t silently changed. Capture → seal → verify → reconstruct → defend.”