Reports built on research that never existed.
Fabricated citations and quotations, delivered with total confidence — and caught only after clients read them.

Your people already use AI every day. BG Assurance helps them use it well — so confidential work stays private, invented facts stay out of finished work, and leaders can finally see that it’s going right.
The models work. What’s missing is proof that people are using them well — and a way to help when they’re not.
Why now
In the past year, some of the most rigorous firms in the world withdrew published work built on facts that didn’t exist. None of them set out to. They simply couldn’t see it coming.
Fabricated citations and quotations, delivered with total confidence — and caught only after clients read them.
Privileged letters, source code and personal details, shared with public tools by people just trying to work faster.
Most organisations can’t say who uses AI, how well, or what it costs — let alone prove it to a board.
If it can happen to the most careful firms, it can happen anywhere.

Outcomes
Not another tool to learn. A better way of working with the ones you already have.
Client names, credentials and privileged material are flagged before anything is sent — not discovered months later in a breach review.
It works quietly inside the AI tools your people already use.
Guidance in the moment turns everyday use into genuine skill.
Fewer invented facts, phantom sources and false certainty make it into the work your clients read.
Routine work stops paying frontier prices.
See adoption, quality and risk across the whole organisation — as evidence a board can read.
Everyone wins
Privacy
Trust is the whole point. So it was built in from the very first line.
Confidentiality and security checks run on your own device, before a prompt is sent anywhere.
Nothing switches on at install. You choose where it runs, and you can turn it off at any time.
Managers see trends and outcomes — never anyone’s raw prompts.

Private pilot
We’re working closely with a small group of people and organisations. Request an invitation, or if you’ve been given a code, you’re a few minutes from set-up.
The pilot is invitation-only. We read every request personally.