I’m Bacely YoroBi, founder of Scorton and creator of the Audit World Tour — a global series bringing together auditors, hackers, builders, researchers and risk leaders to break AI agents before they break business.
Sponsor-facing metrics should be refreshed with first-party analytics before launch: 90-day impressions, profile views, newsletter reach, average post views, event registrations and geographic audience split.
I sit at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, audit, education and founder communities. That lets sponsors do more than buy impressions: they can put their product directly in front of builders, auditors, operators and decision-makers.
Former digital-government leadership, long-term Mozilla / developer-community involvement, startup building, research, teaching and global event production.
Today I’m building Scorton: Operational Trust Infrastructure for the Agentic Economy.
Audit World Tour — Break the Agent.
A global community and market-development program where participants test AI agents, discover failure modes, build evals and create evidence for trustworthy deployment.
Own one Audit World Tour stop and its local activation.
Put model/API credits in the hands of every builder.
Power the compute behind evals, agents and hackathons.
Own the Agent Security / Cybersecurity challenge.
Credits, APIs, developer tools and technical prizes.
Food, venue, drinks, travel or local community activation.
Power content creation, visuals and media from every stop.
Measure sponsor and startup visibility across AI search.
Connect the tour to auditors, risk leaders and enterprise buyers.
Cash is useful, but it is not the only currency.
Examples: Cohere, NVIDIA, Mistral, Cloudflare, Google Cloud, Microsoft, GitHub, Cursor, Lovable, Higgsfield, ZeroRank, Voiceflow, 1Password, Tailscale, Boardy, Stan, Float and ecosystem investors.
Don’t sponsor another conference. Become part of the experiment that defines how AI agents are tested and trusted.