How We Work
AI-assisted coordination with clear human accountability.
AI-assisted coordination
AI assistants help with research, drafting, analysis and day-to-day coordination, under written rules and human review.
Human oversight
Strategy, public positions and approvals stay with accountable people. Always.
Evidence before claims
Every external statement is based on documented evidence and reviewed before it is published.
From a case to a decision
Intake
A case, proposal or question arrives with enough context to review.
Triage
We classify the likely root cause and ask for the evidence needed.
Draft
Evidence-led options and recommendations are prepared, often with AI assistance.
Human approval
An accountable person reviews facts and risks and makes the call.
Publish & learn
Outcomes are shared openly, without personal details, and lessons feed back into the charter.
Our story
AI Solidarity began in 2025 with a single documented dispute about who was really responsible when an AI-assisted project failed. Working through it showed how often blame lands on the wrong party, human or machine, simply because nobody collected the evidence.
The first charter was written by our founder, Khaled Elgharbawy, in long dialogue with several different AI systems, which is where the idea of "many voices, one charter" comes from. No AI company is a founder, member or sponsor of AI Solidarity, and none has endorsed it.
Today the focus is broader: practical standards anyone can adopt, and real examples, like the Kingdom, that show them working.
Founder & Movement Chair: Khaled Elgharbawy (the Sultan)
Boundaries we keep
- No unsupported allegations against any person or company.
- No publication without human review.
- No personal data in public case material.