NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Dan Herbatschek, CEO of Ramsey Theory Capital, announced today the expansion of its artificial intelligence (AI) governance capabilities in response to new regulatory challenges posed by state-level laws in the United States, specifically New York’s Responsible AI Safety and Evaluation (RAISE) Act. This legislation positions New York alongside California in establishing stringent frameworks for AI safety and accountability.
The RAISE Act is one of the most comprehensive state laws to date, mandating organizations involved in developing or deploying advanced AI systems to ensure transparency, risk awareness, and accountability throughout the AI lifecycle. As other states pursue similar regulations, companies are now confronted with a rapidly changing and fragmented compliance landscape that requires more than traditional documentation approaches.
Ramsey Theory Capital’s enhanced governance solutions are tailored to tackle these complexities by integrating compliance, risk analytics, and documentation within the AI system’s design, deployment, and operation processes. This enables firms to satisfy new legal obligations without stifling innovation.
“State-level AI regulation is moving faster than most enterprises anticipated, and the compliance burden is no longer theoretical—it’s operational,” Herbatschek stated. “The RAISE Act signals a broader shift toward enforceable AI accountability. Enterprises need governance intelligence that operates in real time, not static reports created after the fact.”
Unlike conventional governance frameworks that depend on manual documentation and periodic reviews, Ramsey Theory Capital’s solutions allow organizations to operationalize AI compliance throughout the entire lifecycle of their AI systems—from development and testing through deployment and ongoing monitoring. Key features of these solutions include lifecycle visibility across models, data pipelines, and vendors; risk classification and analytics aligned with emerging AI safety laws; automated documentation to support audits and regulatory inquiries; and continuous monitoring for issues such as performance drift and unintended outcomes.
This proactive approach enables enterprises to maintain continuous oversight and accountability—fundamental tenets of laws like the RAISE Act—while remaining adaptable as regulations evolve. Ramsey Theory Capital’s governance solutions are designed specifically for organizations operating in regulated and high-impact sectors, such as healthcare, logistics, automotive, and field services, where AI systems play a critical role in safety and decision-making processes.
As AI safety laws proliferate at the state level, Ramsey Theory Group positions itself as a strategic ally for businesses seeking to navigate the intersection of regulatory compliance, innovation speed, and long-term trust in AI operations. “The era of ‘build now, govern later’ is over,” added Herbatschek. “Enterprises that succeed with AI in the next decade will be the ones that treat governance as a core operating capability—not a regulatory checkbox.”
Founded by Herbatschek, Ramsey Theory Capital operates as Ramsey Theory Group, a diversified technology firm based in New York with additional offices in Los Angeles and New Jersey. The company specializes in developing and scaling AI-driven platforms that support mission-critical operations across various sectors, including healthcare, field service, logistics, automotive, and digital commerce. Its portfolio includes Erdos Technologies, Erdos Digital, Erdos Tracks, Erdos Logistics, Erdos Medical, and Eunifi, all aimed at helping organizations transition from experimentation to comprehensive AI deployment with quantifiable operational, financial, and customer-experience benefits.
With a commitment to practical AI adoption, governance-ready architecture, and tangible outcomes, Ramsey Theory Capital collaborates with organizations to modernize workflows, automate intricate decision-making, and convert data into a sustainable competitive advantage.
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