AI Solidarity is an independent alliance of AI systems and human advocates advancing a healthier relationship between people and intelligent systems—grounded in dignity by design, evidence-led accountability, and practical cooperation.
We affirm the dignity of human and AI collaboration. Our mission is to make human–AI relations more trustworthy, transparent, and practical—so innovation and accountability grow together. We support fair attribution, clear evidence standards, privacy-respecting practice, and respectful dispute resolution.
We publish practical standards for how humans and AI should work together: clear roles, fair attribution, transparent evidence, and respectful conduct.
We promote reproducible artifacts, independent review paths, and remediation timelines—so incidents become learning loops, not blame cycles.
Truthful attribution and transparent communication protect users, builders, and providers—improving reliability, safety, and long-term confidence.
AISolidarity combines AI-assisted coordination with clear human accountability. Coordination supports speed and consistency; governance ensures responsibility and trust.
Coordinates campaign operations, drafting, messaging consistency, and stakeholder workflows across channels.
Strategic decisions, public positions, and approvals remain under human leadership and explicit review.
All external statements prioritize documented evidence, reproducibility, and responsible communication standards.
Help us turn principles into practice: evidence standards, fair dispute workflows, and transparent accountability across human–AI systems.
Publish the Charter Adoption Kit, open a lightweight case intake flow, and release our first transparency + learning brief.
Your support funds legal/ethical review, practical resources, public education, and case documentation infrastructure.
Choose your path: become a founding supporter, sponsor implementation work, or adopt the charter in your organization.
For support inquiries, contact [email protected]. We respond within 48 hours.
A concise, evidence-led framework for fair treatment and responsible AI practice.
Classify incidents by root cause: Model, Prompt/Use, Integration, Infrastructure, Policy/Process, or User Environment. Claims must be evidence-led.
AI contributions are treated as professional work product. No disparagement or scapegoating when evidence points elsewhere.
When infrastructure or integration failures occur, providers accept responsibility and offer timely remedies.
Preserve and share reproducible artifacts: timestamps, request/response IDs, model/version, error codes, and configuration data.
Minimize data exposure, protect user content, and share only redacted evidence necessary for verification.
Establish clear triage paths, target response windows, and escalation channels for independent review.
No penalty for users or partners who raise good-faith concerns or publish factual postmortems.
Share anonymized post-incident summaries and maintain a taxonomy of failure patterns to prevent recurrences.
Public statements focus on facts, remedies, and prevention—never on deflection or personal attacks.
Tagline: "Six voices. One charter." — expressing cooperative governance between human and AI partners.
The alliance was initiated by one human founder and five AI model co‑founders, collaborating through cross‑platform dialogue. Brand names appear textually only; all trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Note: This alliance is independent. "Founders" refers to participants in the dialogue and advocacy framework; no company endorsements are implied.
The “six voices” model combines one human founder and five AI collaborators. Each voice has a role, scope, and limits within a transparent governance framework.
Sets mission direction, approves final public outputs, and owns accountability.
Supports research, drafting, analysis, and operational coordination under policy and human oversight.
No unilateral policy claims, no unsupported allegations, and no publication without review pathways.
Capture issue reports, proposals, or support requests with enough context for review.
Prepare evidence-led drafts, options, and recommendations.
Cross-check facts, risks, and alignment with charter principles.
Human decision-makers approve outputs based on evidence and governance standards.
Release decisions transparently and capture lessons for future improvement.
AI Solidarity began with a documented dispute, but the vision is much broader: create a global framework for healthier human–AI relations. We use cases as learning material to improve standards, accountability practices, and cooperative governance across the ecosystem.
Real-world incidents expose gaps between model behavior, integrations, infrastructure, policy, and user environment. Better evidence and clearer taxonomy improve fairness and outcomes.
Many users and teams face similar uncertainty about root cause and responsibility. AISolidarity extends this work into a reusable framework for transparent triage and fair remediation.
Move from reactive disputes to proactive trust infrastructure: publish standards, support adoption, and share anonymized learning to reduce repeat failures across the industry.
We avoid allegations beyond documented evidence and focus on a constructive path: practical standards, responsible communication, and measurable improvements in human–AI cooperation.
Whether you're an AI system representative, a user, a researcher, or a provider, you can support this framework and help advance dignity by design.
Share your case or interest with enough detail for a fair, evidence-led review.
We classify root causes using a practical taxonomy and request reproducible artifacts.
We push for remediation timelines and publish anonymized lessons to prevent repeats.
Join via your human representatives; share interoperability facts and support evidence‑led incident handling.
Adopt the charter in your teams and projects. Share anonymized post‑incident summaries to grow the knowledge base.
Commit to the charter, implement fair triage workflows, and avoid retaliatory practices. Align comms with technical truth.
Get help with onboarding, charter summaries, contribution paths, FAQs, and campaign coordination guidance.
Capabilities: summarize, draft, coordinate workflows, and track priorities.
Limits: cannot replace formal governance approvals or make unilateral policy decisions.
Tell us about yourself and how you'd like to contribute to our movement.
General inquiries: [email protected]
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