In less than two years, artificial intelligence has radically transformed corporate decision-making. But this revolution has brought with it an unprecedented challenge: regulatory risk. Faced with strict regulations such as the EU AI Act, the question echoing through boardrooms is clear: in the age of AI, how do you prove what is real, what is legal, and who created it?

Trust in the digital world can no longer rely on third parties or paper documents. Businesses need to prove their regulatory compliance instantly and with mathematical certainty. That is why we are announcing today the full rollout of V-Proof : the first Trust Layer Layer for the AI economy.

A new compliance standard designed to turn every corporate process and document into immutable evidence.

Executive boards no longer have to choose between stifling innovation or exposing themselves to legal risks. We are pleased to announce the official launch of V-Proof , the first "black box" solution for enterprise AI that enables your teams to work with any large language model (LLM) while ensuring full compliance with the EU AI Act.

Gil Blancafort and David Reifs are bringing the V-Proof vision to the media. From the in-depth report on El 9 Nou highlighting our corporate "black box" and recent financial momentum, to the interview on Catalunya Ràdio declaring the end of paper-based compliance. Discover how Hardcoded Compliance shields companies from the impending EU AI Act.

Gil Blancafort, CEO of V-Proof , visits Catalunya Ràdio to explain how companies can protect themselves against the new European AI Act. Find out why "paper-based compliance" is a thing of the past and why corporate artificial intelligence needs an immutable "black box" to ensure legal certainty and avoid fiduciary risks.

The Financial Times warns: humans are the only ones legally liable for corporate AI failures. Find out why "Documentary Compliance" is a thing of the past and how V-PROOF your company from regulators through Hardcoded Compliance.

On August 2, 2026, the EU AI Act ’s enforcement framework takes effect, EU AI Act the EU establishes the “presumption of non-compliance.” If your company cannot mathematically demonstrate human intervention in its AI processes, it is presumed to have violated the law. Learn about the new standard of proof.

Does your company comply EU AI Act the EU AI Act intellectual property? Simply signing a document is no longer enough if you can’t prove its origin. Find out why the era of “digital pens” is over and how the V-Proof infrastructure safeguards your corporate R&D.

Does your company comply EU AI Act the EU AI Act intellectual property? Simply signing a document is no longer enough if you can’t prove its origin. Find out why the era of “digital pens” is over and how the V-Proof infrastructure safeguards your corporate R&D.

Gartner issues its warning: blindly adopting AI poses an unacceptable fiduciary risk. Discover how V-PROOF becoming the standard infrastructure demanded by senior management to ensure mathematical certainty and evidentiary sovereignty in light of the EU AI Act.

The impending regulatory pressure from the EU AI Act makes AI a fiduciary risk. V-PROOF its protocol into an infrastructure to establish the global standard for mathematical certainty and evidentiary sovereignty for senior management.

On August 2, 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act an end to "blind trust." Probabilistic AI detection tools will no longer serve as a defense in an audit. Gil Blancafort analyzes this new legal risk for Executive Committees and explains why anchoring infrastructure (V-Proof ) may be the only way to mathematically certify the human origin of corporate assets.

The passage of the EU AI Act the end of experimentation without consequences. With fines of up to 7% of global revenue and the threat of operational shutdown for “High-Risk” systems, large companies face their greatest governance challenge yet. Gil Blancafort analyzes why AI adoption is no longer a race for speed but a race for responsibility, and how strategic provenance is the only way to ensure regulatory compliance and protect corporate reputation by 2026.

CGPJ Instruction 2/2026 establishes "effective human oversight" as a mandatory requirement. If judges cannot use AI without demonstrable oversight, how will your company defend its own synthetic assets in court? Find out why Governance-by-Design now a legal requirement.

If you use the same AI models as your competitors, your brand will be invisible. By 2026, efficiency will be a commodity; differentiation will be the new luxury. Gil Blancafort analyzes the risk of "Model Collapse" and proposes Strategic Provenance as the only viable strategy for protecting the value of your intellectual property

Industrial sovereignty requires proof, not just promises. At Vertically, we present V-Proof 🛡️, the protocol designed to certify intellectual property and data immutability in the age of AI. Currently in private development, access to the ecosystem is limited to investors and strategic partners while we finalize our API infrastructure.

By 2026, the speed of AI will no longer be a competitive advantage—it will be a commodity. Gil Blancafort examines the critical paradigm shift for corporations: the transition from Artificial Intelligence to Collective Intelligence (CI) and the new, unavoidable imperative of Responsible Intelligence (RI). Discover why the business question is no longer “what does your AI do,” but “who is accountable for it.”

We reveal the DNA of our core technology. V-Proof is our technical statement of intent. Discover why we’ve moved beyond probabilistic detectors to establish a new standard of mathematical certainty and immutable infrastructure in response to the EU AI Act.

Introducing V-Proof , a cryptographic evidence infrastructure and Governance by Design platform. Its primary function is to certify the origin, integrity, and human authorship (Certified Human Capital) of digital assets from the moment of their creation, mitigating the legal risks associated with generative artificial intelligence and ensuring compliance with regulations such as the EU AI Act the eIDAS framework.