Krisp, a company founded in Armenia, took second place in the AI Trustworthiness Ranking 2026, prepared by Cybernews. It scored 97 out of 100 points, the same as the list leader — Google Gemini. The study covered 500 companies from 36 countries. However, in the ranking, Krisp is listed as an American company, as its headquarters are located in the USA.

Krisp and Google received identical scores in four areas: 100 points for security, data protection, and organizational transparency, and 91 points for public perception. When calculating the final result, data protection and user feedback were weighted at 35% each, security at 20%, and organizational transparency at 10%.

Cybernews evaluated publicly available information on privacy policies, data protection measures, and company transparency, as well as reviews on Trustpilot and G2 platforms. Criteria included disclosure of data processing rules, availability of security certificates, vulnerability reporting programs, and contact information. The ranking reflects publicly verifiable signs of reliability, rather than guaranteeing absolute product safety.

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