Norm Ai Forms Advisory Boards for AI Governance

April 22, 2025
Norm Ai has established two advisory boards with executives from major firms like Blackstone and Vanguard to guide AI governance in regulated industries, announced in a press release.

Norm Ai has announced the formation of two strategic advisory boards to guide the responsible development and deployment of AI agents in highly regulated industries, announced in a press release. The AI Agent Advisory Committee includes technology leaders such as John Stecher from Blackstone and Jennifer Manry from Vanguard, focusing on setting industry standards for AI agent deployment.

Additionally, Norm Ai is expanding its Regulatory Advisory Board with compliance leaders like Marshall Sprung from Blackstone and John Douglas from TIAA. These boards aim to develop policies and strategies for AI governance, ensuring human oversight in AI agent deployment.

This initiative follows Norm Ai's recent $48 million funding round, bringing its total funding to $87 million, with investors including Vanguard and Blackstone Innovations Investments.

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