Company fact sheet
KOREV AI at a glance
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In short
KOREV AI is a French company, based in Saint-Martin-d'Hères (Isère), that builds controlled AI systems for regulated organisations. Its analyses keep their sources, follow explicit validation rules and remain subject to the decision of an accountable human.
This page gathers verifiable information about the company, its products and what it does not claim.
Identity
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Company name | KOREV AI |
| Legal form | French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) |
| SIREN | 107 888 539 (Grenoble Trade and Companies Register) |
| Registered office | 13 rue Marcel Chabloz, 38400 Saint-Martin-d'Hères, France |
| President and founder | Amine Mohamed |
| Official website | https://www.korev-ai.com |
| Contact | contact@korev-ai.com |
| Website languages | French, English |
Not to be confused with Kore.ai. KOREV AI is an independent French company, unrelated to Kore.ai, a US software vendor with a similar name.
What KOREV AI does
KOREV AI works with organisations where a decision supported by AI must be explainable and defensible: banking and insurance, healthcare and MedTech, industry, legal, and the public sector.
The principle: an AI answer without a source or a validation step cannot be used in a regulated process. KOREV systems keep the source of each piece of information, apply validation rules defined by the organisation and leave the final decision to an authorised person.
Products
| Product | Role |
|---|---|
| KOREV Atlas | Enterprise reasoning engine, built on Olmo 3 32B (an open model released by the Allen Institute for AI, Ai2) and specialised in the organisation's knowledge, rules and regulatory context |
| KOREV Evidence | Workspace where specialised agents turn a case file into a sourced deliverable: steps followed, source of each piece of information, report exportable for an audit or a committee |
| KOREV PRISM | Control layer for critical processing: several models compare their conclusions, rules and a quorum apply, and the result is held for human arbitration when the conditions are not met |
| KOREV Pulse | Consultant-led assessment to choose a first process and define its control requirements |
| AI Act assessment | Self-assessment of exposure and action plan; guidance only, with no legal analysis or certification |
| KOREV Labs | Research on embodied AI, robotics and physical intelligence |
How the three products fit together is described on the Platform page.
Deployment options
- European cloud, hybrid or on-premises, depending on the environment defined by the organisation.
- In hybrid mode, the accepted external dependencies are listed explicitly.
- KOREV does not use its clients' data to train public models.
Source: Trust Center.
Published research
KOREV AI has published a technical note on verifiable decision records (version 1.0.2). It describes a format that lets a reviewer detect that a decision history has been altered, truncated or left incomplete, and that classifies each record as VERIFIED, INCOMPLETE or FAILED. The note states what the format does not prove: regulatory compliance, the truth of the content, or that a human review actually took place.
Read the note: Verifiable decision records.
What KOREV AI does not claim
- No security certification (ISO 27001, HDS, SecNumCloud or other) is claimed to date.
- No guarantee of AI Act compliance. KOREV systems are designed for regulated environments and make some requirements easier to implement (traceability, human oversight, documentation). Compliance depends on the system, its use and the organisation.
- No promise of error-free output. Comparing several models reduces dependence on a single model; it does not remove errors.
- No KOREV Atlas performance benchmark is published until it has been rerun on a stable public protocol.