The platform, introduced in March 2026, stems from two years of dedicated research into generative AI bias. By utilizing an organization’s own approved data and reports, TogetherAI produces content that adheres to specific brand voices while automatically screening for prejudices related to race, gender, age, and disability. Early adopters report a 15% increase in efficiency for policy-related tasks, allowing teams to pivot toward high-level strategy rather than manual editing.

Montgomery’s expertise extends beyond agency work. A graduate of the Center for AI and Digital Policy’s AI Policy Clinic, she has contributed to analyses of the EU AI Act and UNESCO’s ethics recommendations. Her commitment to ethical AI governance has been featured at industry events, including the Nonprofit Technology Conference and Ragan’s AI Horizons. She will be formally celebrated on October 22, 2026, at an awards luncheon hosted at the Yale Club in New York City.