Through collaboration, capacity development, and an AI API, Aethics consolidates global ethics into universal standards that support security, human rights, and sustainable progress.
With current discrepancies in religions and political beliefs and aims, identifying common interests is what can progress mutual global goals. What would most effectively guarantee safety and security today is a consolidation of conflicting ethics.
At Advanced Ethics (Aethics.ai) we support common economic, security, and environmental interests, so that human rights, security, and diversity are achievable collaboratively. These principles then help institutions support and progress business continuity, stakeholder interests, and universal fundamentals of human rights.
The fastest way to safety and security is the focus on mutual goals. Ethics secure the future.
In the interest of international security, Aethics promotes ethics that, through representative inputs and analysis, are universal. We do this through collaboration, capacity development, and an AI API.
Through a consolidation of global ethics regulations and cross-cultural inputs, the API algorithm supports advanced ethics and truly seamless AI integrations. Our API continues to be developed through policy stakeholders and local citizens.
We determine ethics best practices through religious consolidation, cultural and indigenous collaboration, and integrating mental health. In doing so, Aethics effectively supports anti-bias, security, and the equitable representation of epistemology.
Via consulting and education, Aethics improves the capacity of individuals and institutions to make more informed, socially conscious decisions. Better quality outputs support sustainable, resilient systems.
Our research decomposes 49 international AI, privacy, ethics, and compliance instruments to the level of individual provisions. The assessment platform implements a subset of that analysis today: 40 provision-level requirements drawn from ten anchor frameworks.
Binding EU regulation. Provision-level requirements mapped from the Act, under which penalties reach €35M or 7% of global turnover.
Binding EU data protection law, including its rules on automated decision-making and profiling.
Voluntary U.S. framework for the governance, mapping, measurement, and management of AI risk.
Intergovernmental principles: inclusive growth, human-centred values, transparency, robustness, and accountability.
The first global normative instrument on the ethics of AI, adopted by 193 Member States.
Professional standards for prioritizing human well-being in autonomous and intelligent systems.
The other four anchor frameworks are the national frameworks of Canada, Brazil, China, and the United Kingdom.
International Board of Ethics in AI
We integrate critical pedagogy in capacity development to improve consolidation of information and creative synthesis. We promote political partnerships and mobilize resources — research and publications — so that education has tangible impact.
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