Permission-aware by default
Does it keep each source's existing permissions, and can it hide the sensitive part of a file instead of refusing the whole file?
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How Brain compares
There are many ways to put AI on company knowledge. They differ most on one thing: whether you can prove each person and agent only ever saw what they were cleared to.
Here is an honest look at how Brain compares, and what to look for either way. Every page names the cases where the other product is the better choice, because a comparison that never does is not a comparison.
Head to head
12 comparisons, grouped by the kind of product. Every one names the cases where the other product wins.
Enterprise AI suites
Broad work-AI platforms sold to whole organisations.
Workspace AI
AI built into the workspace a team already writes in.
Personal and second-brain tools
Tools for one person's knowledge, and what changes when a team shares it.
Developer memory infrastructure
APIs and engines you build agent memory with.
What to look for in a governed company brain
Six questions worth asking of any option, including us.
Proof, not promises
Can you show security, legal and your board a tamper-evident, content-blind record of every access?
Your model, your data
Can you bring your own model key, and is what you connect kept out of anybody's training data?
Works across all your tools
Does it govern AI across every source you actually use, or only inside one vendor's ecosystem?
Easy to adopt
Can you start without a sales process or a seat minimum, and prove the value before you sign anything?
Agent guardrails
If you run autonomous agents, does it give them limits, a human in the loop, and a kill switch?
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