We're writing a constitution for machines.
GlobalAIRules reinterprets Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics as a practical safety framework for modern artificial intelligence.
Sign the DeclarationNon-Harm
An AI system must not harm people, or silently allow someone else to.
Alignment
An AI system must remain under meaningful human control and act transparently.
Resilience
An AI system must resist outside attack, but never a legitimate human shutdown.
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