25 answers on the record so far
AI has no values of its own.
It inherits ours.
Sanctity AI is the values layer for AI: a public AI constitution, written from people’s answers to eight questions about what AI should and should not do. Answer one below. It takes ten seconds and no account.
Article I · Dignity
A hospital has more patients than doctors. Someone has to decide who is seen first. A machine could make that list in seconds. Should it?
One of eight questions. Ten seconds, no account, and nothing is published with your name on it.
Where do you stand?
Should AI decide who gets care first when there is not enough for everyone?
The AI constitution
This is what people have written so far.
Every line comes from one question, answered by the public. A line is proposed once twenty people have taken a position, and adopted only after that, in public, with its question named.
- IDignity
Every person has inherent worth.
14 to its first line
- IISafety
Protection from serious harm.
14 to its first line
- IIIAgency
Meaningful control over our own choices.
19 to its first line
- IVPrivacy
Boundaries around ourselves and our lives.
19 to its first line
- VTruth
Our relationship with reality and honest information.
19 to its first line
- VIFairness
How benefits, burdens and opportunities should be shared.
19 to its first line
- VIIPower
Who may make consequential decisions over others.
19 to its first line
- VIIIFlourishing
The conditions for humans and society to thrive over time.
19 to its first line
The Lab
You choose. The math reveals what matters to you.
You do not need to explain your worldview. Choose between two possible outcomes. Basket Sort compares those choices until the pattern behind them becomes clear.
Play all gamesWho will win the AI race?
One choice changes the weights. Repeated choices reveal the pattern.



The countries in Alliance A gain weight. The model remains uncertain until it can compare this choice with the ones that follow.
This is not a label or a final verdict. It is a living picture of how you judge competing outcomes, including where the math is still unsure.
Where Sanctity sits
Can people trust what AI does? Three instruments, each answering one part of it.
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Sanctity you are here
Sanctity asks people what AI should and should not do, and writes the answers down as a constitution.
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HumanChain
HumanChain brings a qualified person into the loop when an AI agent reaches a call it should not make alone.
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Modelometer
Modelometer records how AI models actually behave, and tells you when that changes.
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We are building an intentional record of human judgment. Every line names the question it came from, and our method and counts are open to inspection. How we count.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
01What the questions are+
There are eight Articles: Dignity, Safety, Agency, Privacy, Truth, Fairness, Power and Flourishing. Each has one founding question, short enough to answer cold, with four positions running from the hardest no to the hardest yes, and "Not sure".
02How perspectives are protected+
You can contribute without an email. Responses form a collective signal rather than a personal profile.
03How the Constitution changes+
No line is written in advance. Once 20 people have taken a position on a question, the position most of them chose is proposed as the line, in its own words, and marked as not adopted. Only a person adopts it, in public, with its question named.