In a feature by DefenseScoop, data² is recognized for securing a first-of-its-kind patent for hallucination-resistant, explainable artificial intelligence (eXAI) designed for mission-critical use.

Founded by U.S. military veterans, data² addresses a core limitation of today's AI systems: black-box reasoning that can't be verified, audited, or defended. In defense, intelligence, energy, and other regulated industries, that lack of transparency creates unacceptable risk.

The article highlights how data² grounds AI reasoning in graph-based evidence networks, delivering traceable, auditable outputs tied directly to source data. The platform is model-agnostic and deployable across cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped environments, making it practical for real-world operations - not just experimentation.

Inside the article:

• Why AI hallucinations undermine trust at scale

• How explainable, graph-anchored AI enables verifiable decisions

• Why veteran-led design matters in high-reliability technology

As AI adoption accelerates, this feature reinforces a simple truth: in high-stakes environments, trust isn't optional - it's the foundation.

Read the full article: Military Veterans Patent Hallucination-Resistant, Explainable AI Technology