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Seattle startup Glacis brings longtime Microsoft leader aboard to target AI’s biggest blind spot

Microsoft's Azure exec just jumped to a stealth startup solving AI's biggest blind spot: proving what your AI actually did.

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Why it matters

As AI agents proliferate in enterprise, verifiable audit trails of AI behavior are becoming table-stakes for compliance and trust. A major platform leader moving to build this infrastructure signals where the market is heading.

The key facts

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  1. Rohit Tatachar hired as co-founder and CTO (former Microsoft Azure exec)

  2. Glacis building tamper-proof records of AI behavior

  3. Open-source tools for AI agent monitoring and control launching

  4. Seattle-based startup

  5. Focus on AI auditability and transparency

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Publisher excerpt: Glacis, a Seattle startup building tamper-proof records of AI behavior, has hired longtime Microsoft Azure exec Rohit Tatachar as co-founder and CTO and is launching new open-source tools for monitoring and controlling AI agents.
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