July 20, 2026 — AIMQWEST Corporation today announced the public release of 7DEA Version 3, a major expansion of its AI governance platform. The new version is designed to help organizations understand AI-related risks, document evidence and decisions, assign human responsibility, and review AI systems throughout their lifecycle.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in hiring, healthcare, finance, education, customer service, cybersecurity, and routine business operations. As adoption grows, organizations must decide how to benefit from AI while preserving accountability, transparency, privacy, safety, and respect for people. 7DEA gives teams a structured way to examine those questions and keep an auditable record of what they decide.
What 7DEA does
7DEA helps an organization evaluate what an AI system is intended to do, who may benefit or be harmed, what evidence supports its conclusions, where important information is missing, and who is responsible for reviewing its use. The platform organizes findings, risks, recommendations, evidence, and human decisions into materials that can be reviewed by managers, technical teams, auditors, customers, boards, and other authorized stakeholders.
The platform is guided by AIMQWEST’s Seven Directives, which place human life, dignity, protection, accountability, responsible governance, and the prevention of harm at the center of AI development and use.
What is new in Version 3
Earlier versions of 7DEA concentrated on structured ethical audits, risk assessments, and governance reports. Version 3 expands the product into an operating platform for recurring AI governance programs.
Aegis, the platform’s governance assistant, helps users examine evidence, identify concerns, describe uncertainty, and prepare findings while keeping responsibility with people. The 7DEA catalog includes 19 governance lenses that examine AI from perspectives such as human dignity, privacy, cybersecurity, fairness, explainability, regulatory readiness, environmental impact, and other areas of risk.
Organizations can now maintain governance programs over time rather than treating an audit as a one-time event. Teams can update evidence, repeat reviews, track corrective actions, preserve program histories, and organize responsibilities inside institutional workspaces.
Version 3 also introduces governed subscriber API access. Authorized subscribers can connect eligible Aegis, lens, and tool capabilities to approved applications, development workflows, automation platforms, and AI agents. API keys are scoped and revocable, allowing an organization to control what an integration can access without exposing a user’s primary account credentials. Available capabilities and usage allowances depend on the subscriber’s plan and authorization.
Human accountability remains central. Version 3 supports review, approval, escalation, exception, remediation, contestation, and appeal processes. This structure is intended to reduce the risk that consequential AI-assisted decisions become unreviewable or disappear inside an automated system.
Why the release matters
Many AI governance frameworks describe what responsible organizations should do. The operational challenge is turning those principles into repeatable work: assigning responsibility, gathering evidence, reviewing changes, correcting problems, and recording decisions. Version 3 is designed to help bridge that gap by making governance an ongoing process rather than a document created only after an incident or deployment.
AIMQWEST describes 7DEA as an operating platform for ethical AI governance. The description is a functional analogy: 7DEA coordinates people, permissions, evidence, reviews, responsibilities, and authorized tools. It is not a computer operating system, legal authority, regulatory certification, or substitute for professional advice or human judgment.
Availability
7DEA Version 3 is available through the 7DEA web application. Pilot subscriptions are priced at $149 per month or $1,499 per year. Growth subscriptions are priced at $499 per month or $4,990 per year. Enterprise arrangements are available by contract. Eligibility, usage allowances, lenses, tools, and API capabilities vary by plan.
About AIMQWEST Corporation
AIMQWEST Corporation develops artificial intelligence platforms and governance systems intended to support responsible innovation, accountable decision-making, and the protection of human dignity. Its work is guided by the Seven Directives and the principle that technological progress must remain accountable to humanity.
7DEA provides governance support, structured analysis, and evidence-management capabilities. It does not provide legal advice, regulatory certification, or a guarantee that an AI system is safe, ethical, or compliant. Final decisions and accountability remain with the responsible people and organizations.
