ABOUT DDAI
Implementation and assurance for artificial intelligence that has to work in the real world.
Digital Dance Artificial Intelligence (DDAI) is the implementation and assurance practice of Evidary AI Ltd. We help organisations choose, procure, build and operate artificial-intelligence systems with accountable human control and evidence from the start.
Why DDAI exists
Artificial-intelligence adoption often separates into two incomplete tracks. Technical teams build demonstrations without a durable accountability and evidence model. Governance teams create policies without enough connection to the operating system.
DDAI joins those tracks in bounded delivery.
Our approach
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Start with the real business or public-service problem.
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Name the intended purpose and accountable owner.
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Define data, supplier, permission and decision boundaries.
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Build or assess against written acceptance criteria.
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Design human oversight and failure handling.
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Create evidence during delivery.
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Leave an operational, change and exit path.
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Use Evidary where recurring verification and reassessment are justified.
Founder-led delivery
Live Floyd Livingstone Rowe leads DDAI and Evidary across artificial-intelligence and machine-learning engineering, product and systems architecture, workflow implementation, governance evidence, assurance design and regulated-market delivery. DDAI engagements are founder-led, with specialist legal, security, privacy and sector expertise introduced where the agreed scope requires it.
DDAI AND EVIDARY
DDAI implements. Evidary proves.
Both operate under Evidary AI Ltd. DDAI delivers consultancy and implementation. Evidary is the evidence and verification platform.
Legal identity
DDAI is a trading name and the implementation and assurance practice of Evidary AI Ltd. Registered in England and Wales under company number 17309245.
Registered office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ.
Boundary
DDAI is not a law firm, certification body, conformity-assessment body or regulator. We work with appropriate specialists where the engagement requires professional judgement outside our scope.