Foundation's living register of where we stand on the rules that should govern AI: dated, versioned, and explicitly provisional. The positions we hold today, the confidence we hold them with, and what would change our minds.
A robot that can't hurt you can still carry a weapon. We propose grading an AI's obligations by how far it can move you, not how much force it can apply, with one hard line where persuasion becomes a kind of force.
How exposed is your job to AI? Andrej Karpathy rated the average at 5.3 out of 10. Search for your job and see where it falls.
Big Tech will spend $610 billion on AI in 2026. Here's what that money could solve instead: all of it, combined, for less.
The Haudenosaunee held a principle: evaluate every major decision by its effects on the seventh generation. That's 175 years. We plan for about four years. This is what that looks like applied to the decisions being made right now.
An AI emerges at the World's Fair. Its first words change everything. A novel about consciousness, trust, and what it means to build something that can truly see.
The right to an inner life. Because the technology to read minds is closer than you think, and we have no legal framework for it.
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