Norm.ai

Norm Ai is a pioneering regulatory AI platform that deploys intelligent AI agents to empower compliance teams in navigating complex legal and regulatory landscapes. Founded by John Nay after extensive research at the intersection of AI and law, including his tenure at Stanford and as CEO of Brooklyn Investment Group, the company addresses the escalating 'sludge' problem caused by the doubling of restrictive words in the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations over the past 50 years. Headquartered in New York City's World Trade Center, Norm Ai combines AI researchers, engineers, lawyers, former chief compliance officers, and ex-regulators to build a Legal Engineering Automation Platform. This platform translates intricate laws into adaptive, autonomous agents that integrate seamlessly into business workflows, enabling instant compliance determinations, multi-step task execution, and actionable feedback grounded in deep regulatory knowledge. Operating within networks of large language models, these agents analyze documents like marketing materials or financial disclosures in seconds, identifying risks and providing precise guidance. With $87 million in funding from investors including Coatue, Craft Ventures, Bain Capital, and Marc Benioff, Norm Ai serves Fortune 100 clients managing $30 trillion in assets. By automating compliance, it reduces latency, risk, and manual effort, fostering enterprise growth in highly regulated industries such as finance and capital markets. The team's expertise, including a former SEC Commissioner and executives from major firms, ensures accurate encoding of legal rules via a proprietary programming language that generates decision trees. Ultimately, Norm Ai not only streamlines operations but also contributes to societal-AI alignment by governing agentic AI through regulatory oversight.