Aqen

PBC
Built to keep AI agents
under human control.
The context

Autonomous AI systems
are making decisions
right now.


They schedule, route, approve, deny, recommend, and act across enterprise systems. Adoption is moving faster than governance: agents are entering production before organizations can reliably assign identity, trace actions, or prove who authorized what.

75%
piloting, deploying, or already using
some form of AI agents
21%
have mature governance
for autonomous AI agents
68%
cannot distinguish AI agent activity
from human activity
Sources: Gartner 2025 • Deloitte State of AI in the Enterprise 2026 • Cloud Security Alliance 2026 • Notes
The problem
When a system acts autonomously,
who is responsible for what it does?

Power without accountability is not progress. An autonomous system that cannot be inspected, traced, or overridden is not a tool — it is a risk with no owner.

Official charter statement

“The specific public benefit that the Corporation will promote is to ensure autonomous AI systems operate transparently, auditably, and under human authority for the long-term benefit of humanity.”
Articles of Incorporation — Aqen Public Benefit Corporation
Puerto Rico Secretary of State • May 2026 • Reg. No. 575001
What this means
01
Transparently
Every decision an AI system makes must be visible and explainable. Opacity is not a feature.
02
Auditably
Every action must leave a trace. If it cannot be replayed and verified, it cannot be trusted.
03
Human authority
Humans remain the final authority. Delegation is not abdication. Control must always be recoverable.
Open conversations

We are building infrastructure
that keeps humans in control.

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Aqen Public Benefit Corporation  •  Arecibo, Puerto Rico  •  Register No. 575001