Funding

Oregon-Based Resect AI Raises $25M in Funding

Sep 4, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

SUMMARY

Resect AI raised $25M in funding.
The funding will support R&D and growth.
Resect AI improves AI accuracy and accountability.

Resect AI, a Portland, OR-based provider of an AI accountability layer platform, has raised $25 million in a funding round.

The fresh capital will support research and development, go-to-market initiatives, and talent acquisition in the Seattle and Portland markets.

Funding Snapshot

Metric	Details
Fundraise Amount	$25M
Valuation	Not disclosed
Company	Resect AI
Sector	AI / AI Governance
Headquarters	Portland, Oregon, USA

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About Resect AI

Founded by Kevin Owens, Tim Walton, and Tyler Gerber, Resect AI was established by a team of serial entrepreneurs with experience in AI and data science. The company is developing technology designed to improve the factual accuracy and accountability of large language models by identifying and addressing AI hallucinations.

Its forthcoming open-source offering and enterprise product suite are designed to provide deeper visibility into how AI models generate responses and why models can sometimes produce incorrect information.

Core offerings include:

AI accountability platform
AI hallucination detection
LLM behavior analysis
Enterprise AI governance tools

Core Technologies / Products / Services

Capability/Product	Application/Use Case
AI Accountability Layer	Provides visibility into AI model behavior
Hallucination Detection	Helps identify inaccurate AI-generated responses
LLM Analysis	Enables enterprises to observe and interpret model behavior
Enterprise Product Suite	Supports AI auditing, governance, and model controls

Leadership Comments

"AI has prematurely been put in a position of trust. Adding labels such as 'use at your own risk' flies in the face of proper governance or compliance," said Kevin Owens, CEO of Resect AI. "AI must be anchored in truth to be widely adopted across the enterprise.

"Many argue that understanding the black box internals of LLMs is out of reach, but we fundamentally disagree," said Tim Walton, Chief AI Officer at Resect AI. "We've spent an extensive amount of time and resources researching how models think, and what causes them to choose the answers that they do.