🛡  THE INSURABLE AI STANDARD

The minimum standard for insurable AI.

Insurers are the only ones who can say "no cover unless." As AI liability arrives, underwriters are still pricing AI risk off a PDF questionnaire nobody can verify and that is stale the day it's signed. The Insurable AI Standard replaces that with an Insurability Level — composed not from self-report, but from controls sebbi.pro has already sealed into Bitcoin. An insurer can verify the whole stack without trusting anyone. Free to get certified.

I run AI → get certifiedCompose your sealed proofs into an Insurability Certificate your insurer can check. Free.I underwrite AI risk →Require a live, Bitcoin-sealed proof of controls instead of a questionnaire. See how it lowers your loss ratio.

The ladder

Each level is composed of pillars. A pillar is VERIFIED when it's checked live against a sealed sebbi proof (your Verified-Source domain, your MCP-Shield grade) or ATTESTED when you declare it. The level is the highest rung whose pillars are all met.

I-1
LOGGED

I-1 · LOGGED

Every decision is sealed and provable after the fact.

I-2
SOURCED

I-2 · SOURCED

Logged, and inputs are provenance-checked - garbage-in is caught.

I-3
GUARDED

I-3 · GUARDED

Logged, sourced, tools shielded and a human is accountable.

I-4
PRE-CLEARED

I-4 · PRE-CLEARED

Fully underwritable: nothing autonomous moves money without a sealed sign-off.

Get your Insurability Certificate

Free. Nothing here leaves your side except the facts you enter. The certificate is sealed into Bitcoin and listed publicly.

Don't have the verified pieces yet? Set up Verified Source, MCP Shield and the sealed decision engine first — each is free. An Insurability Certificate records provable controls, not a guarantee against loss; the insurer sets the premium. Browse the public register →

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