Enterprises racing to deploy AI agents keep hitting the same wall: nobody can see what the agents are doing. London’s AI Score has banked €4.6M ($5.4M) in seed funding to fix that, building a governance layer for companies that want to let autonomous AI touch real workflows without losing control.
Fuel Ventures led the round, with founding investor GALLOS Technologies and a set of heavyweight individual angels including Marshall Bridge Ventures founding partner Robert Mann, Ventura Capital managing partner Mo El Husseiny and MMC Ventures co-founder Alan Morgan.
The platform manages the full agent lifecycle, monitoring behavior, controlling deployments and flagging drift as generative AI moves from answering questions to executing multi-step tasks on corporate data. CEO and co-founder Alex Harland argues traditional governance tools were never built for software that acts on its own initiative.
The cash will speed product development and widen operations as European enterprises push agents beyond pilots. The seed extends a stretch of funding into AI agent security and oversight across the continent, a category heating up as adoption outpaces governance.
