Our Values

Transparency

• People deserve to understand how AI systems work, what they can do, and where they may fail. We advocate for clear public reporting—such as model cards, incident disclosures, and safety evaluations—so communities, researchers, and regulators can make informed decisions.

Accountability

• Those who design, deploy, or profit from advanced AI must be responsible for its impacts. We support enforceable rules, oversight bodies, and pathways for redress so that harms are prevented where possible and remedied when they occur.

Safety

• Before deployment, high-risk AI and robotics should undergo independent testing, red-teaming, and certification. We promote conservative defaults, robust monitoring, and effective “off-switch” and rollback mechanisms to reduce the likelihood and severity of harm.

Ethics

• AI must respect human dignity, privacy, and fundamental rights. We oppose uses that enable undue surveillance, discrimination, manipulation, or coercion, and we support designs that center fairness, consent, and human oversight.

Awareness

• An informed public is essential to safe AI. We create accessible education, share practical guidance, and foster dialogue so that individuals and communities can recognize risks, ask hard questions, and participate meaningfully in policy choices.