London's AI Score raises €4.6 million to help businesses control AI agents
UK startup AI Score, which builds a platform for managing generative and agentic AI use within companies, has secured a €4.6 million Seed round led by Fuel Ventures. The funding will support product development and business expansion.
AI Score, a London-based startup focused on helping organisations safely adopt and manage generative and agentic artificial intelligence, has closed a Seed funding round of €4.6 million ($5.4 million). The round was led by Fuel Ventures, with continued backing from existing investor GALLOS Technologies and additional support from private investors Robert Mann of Marshall Bridge Ventures, Mo El Husseiny of Ventura Capital, and Alan Morgan, co-founder of MMC Ventures.
Founded in 2025, the company has built a real-time platform that tracks and controls how generative and agentic AI tools are used across an organisation. The goal is to let businesses take advantage of increasingly autonomous AI systems while retaining visibility, security and oversight over their use.
AI Score was co-founded by CEO Alex Harland, who previously helped establish the UK's National Cyber Security Centre, and Benita Tibb, a former City lawyer, with Jonathan Kewley also counted among its co-founders and advisors. The company's broader advisory network includes former GCHQ director Sir Jeremy Fleming, Starling Bank chair and former HSBC Bank Europe head Colin Bell, and Nick Trim, a former Darktrace co-founder and executive.
According to Harland, AI now operates at a scale and pace of automation that conventional governance frameworks were never designed to handle, meaning organisations need a way to move fast without losing control. Bell said the company was building an approach capable of turning governance from a limitation into a source of value.
The new round follows an €860,000 pre-Seed raised in November. AI Score said it saw rising revenue in the first half of the year, driven by demand from clients in highly regulated, data-sensitive sectors — including a major law firm, global consumer brands, a leading UK fintech, FTSE 250 companies, and Magic Circle law firms.
