GaiaSentinel — 22 principles for AI in service of the living
“We are not seeking powerful AIs, but responsible ones.”
GaiaSentinel is releasing its public version: a 22-principle ethical compass to guide the design and use of AI, with a clear commitment to transparency.
Important: the referenced modules (SeedCheck, LivingNexus) are in development and not operational at this stage.
Context
Artificial intelligence is progressing at a pace that tests our collective capacity for orientation and accountability.
Between generic charters and promises without follow-through, one expectation stands out: make ethics verifiable, understandable, and applicable by everyone.
What GaiaSentinel is (and is not)
What it is
A 22-principle manifesto; an ethical architecture that prioritizes the bond with the living;
public documentation and an open community.
What it is not
Neither a statement of faith, nor a marketing gimmick, nor a frozen document: GaiaSentinel evolves with public evidence and milestones.
What is available today
- Manifesto (I–XXII) and a guided reading path.
- News for transparency (updates, decisions, proofs of precedence when available).
- Tools & Modules section: presentation and current status.
- Contact & Partnerships for targeted exchanges.
Module status (transparency)
- SeedCheck (initial ethical calibration): in specification, not production-ready.
- LivingNexus (relational anchoring): scoping note in preparation, not available.
- Free Gaia Sentinel (open-source): pre-repo planned after documentation consolidation.
Transparency note. Progress will be published in the News section.
At this stage, no module functionality is announced as “operational.”
Why follow the News?
- Receive progress updates.
- Access evidence (hash/precedence) when ready.
- Understand choices and trade-offs (explicit limits).