For company leaders

Know what AI is doing in your company

When every team picks its own AI tools, leaders lose the plot: what it costs, what it produced, where data went, and who owns the mess. WorkerGov puts clear owners, named projects, and hard limits around that work — running on machines you control.

Six questions leaders should be able to answer

Competent executives ask these about any significant investment. AI is the one place they usually go unanswered. WorkerGov helps you answer each one from your own records — not a vendor slide.

What is AI actually costing us?

Not one subscription — all of it, including what teams put on their own cards.

What did that money buy?

Work finished, by which team, on which piece of business.

Is confidential work leaving?

Contracts, customer lists, product plans. Most companies genuinely do not know.

Who is responsible when it is wrong?

A name, in a role, accountable before something happens — not after.

Are people getting stronger?

Or just busier — another thing to check instead of more capable operators.

Could it act without being asked?

To a customer, or to money. The question that sets how fast you are willing to go.

Real rules, not crossed fingers

Rules that follow the work — inside your network, under your own managers.

Named projects, named owners

No AI work with no owner. Teams name the projects; every update goes to a real person.

Work never leaves for a lab

It runs on your machines. Your files stay put. We do not get a copy by default.

Important actions wait

Nothing that touches customers or money happens without a person. Trust is earned on purpose — not overnight.

How we ask to be judged

Half an hour to set up. Two weeks to judge. Four hours a week back per person is the aim — two is the floor.

4 hrs
/ week / person
2 is the floor

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