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Enterprise AI solutions for Minneapolis companies

AI for Minneapolis-St. Paul's retailers, health insurers, medical device makers, food companies and banks, built for Minnesota's privacy law and its right to question profiling.

AI in Minneapolis

Industries we work with in Minneapolis

The Twin Cities host an unusual number of national headquarters: big-box retailers, one of the largest health insurers, medical device makers, food and agribusiness giants and regional banks. Minnesota's privacy law also gives people the right to question decisions made by profiling.

Built for Minnesota rules

Regulations we design around

Businesses handling Minnesotans' data

MN Privacy Act

A right to question profiling decisions and see the data behind them.

Healthcare providers, plans and their vendors

HIPAA

Safeguards and a business associate agreement for anything touching patient data.

Medical device makers

FDA device rules

Software that informs diagnosis or treatment may itself be a regulated device.

Banks, lenders, fintechs

GLBA Safeguards

A written security program covering every system that handles customer financial data.

Working together · Central Time

Working with us from Minneapolis

Your morning is our evening, so we meet live at the start of your day and build while you sleep.

  1. 8–10 AM CT Live call Review progress and make decisions together
  2. Your working day Your feedback Your team tests and comments in writing
  3. Overnight CT We build Progress is ready for your next morning

FAQ

Questions from Minneapolis teams

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What does Minnesota's right to question profiling mean for AI?

People can ask why a profiling decision was made about them, see the data used and have it corrected. We design AI so the reasons and data behind a decision can be explained and reviewed.

Can AI help medical device makers with post-market surveillance?

Yes. Agents can collect and classify complaints and field data, and flag trends for your quality team to review.