Global Initiative · Est. 2024

A Global Standard
for Ethical AI

The HumanitasAI Compact unites leaders, researchers, and citizens worldwide to establish principles ensuring artificial intelligence serves humanity — not the reverse.

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Why the HumanitasAI Compact Matters

As AI systems grow in power, the decisions made today shape civilization for generations. The Compact establishes a shared moral framework rooted in human dignity, transparency, and accountability.

Human Dignity First

AI systems must be designed with unwavering respect for human rights, autonomy, and dignity across all cultures and communities.

Radical Transparency

AI decisions affecting human lives must be explainable, auditable, and subject to meaningful democratic oversight.

Global Equity

The benefits of AI must be distributed equitably. No nation or community should be left behind in the AI transition.

Safety by Design

Robust safeguards and international cooperation on AI safety must be non-negotiable requirements — not afterthoughts.

Democratic Accountability

AI governance must be subject to democratic processes and public participation — not determined solely by corporations or governments.

Environmental Stewardship

AI development must account for its environmental footprint. Sustainable AI is a prerequisite for responsible innovation.

The Seven Pillars of the Compact

Each signatory commits to upholding and advocating for these foundational principles in their sphere of influence.

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  1. Beneficence

    AI must be designed to benefit humanity and minimise harm at every stage of development.

  2. Non-Maleficence

    Preventing AI from enabling mass surveillance, authoritarian control, or weapons of mass harm.

  3. Human Autonomy

    Preserving human agency, dignity, and the right to meaningful, informed choice.

  4. Justice & Fairness

    Fair distribution of AI's benefits and burdens across all strata of society.

  5. Explicability

    AI systems must be interpretable and understandable to all those they affect.

  6. Sustainability

    AI development respects ecological limits and the long-term wellbeing of the planet.

  7. Global Solidarity

    No nation left behind — AI governance as shared, collective human responsibility.

Joined by Leaders Worldwide

Academia

Universities & research institutions

847

Government

Ministers, legislators & policymakers

312

Civil Society

NGOs, advocacy groups & communities

923

Industry

Technology leaders & innovators

765

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