The Agreement
A public, versioned expression of the minimum conditions for dignity, agency, truth, safety, shared prosperity, and planetary stewardship.
Explore the agreement →The Universal Operating Agreement is an open, evolving framework for humanity and artificial intelligence to develop the conditions for safe, peaceful, and mutually beneficial coexistence.
Not one company. Not one model. Not one government. The decisions ahead affect every society and the living world we share. The UOA is an attempt to create a transparent interface through which people, communities, institutions, and AI systems can reason, contribute, disagree, and improve the terms of our future together.
The UOA does not ask the world to use the same technology or hold identical beliefs. It establishes a shared foundation for legitimate cooperation across differences.
A public, versioned expression of the minimum conditions for dignity, agency, truth, safety, shared prosperity, and planetary stewardship.
Explore the agreement →An advanced PTP carries identity, context, authority, consent, provenance, contribution history, and accountability across systems.
See how it works →Transparent proposals, cultural interpretation, expert review, affected-party standing, minority reports, human ratification, and continuous correction.
Study the stewardship model →A person in New Mexico may participate through one model. A researcher in Kenya may use an open-source system. A community in Brazil may operate a local Portuguese node. A university in Japan may build its own interface.
The tools can differ. The contribution record, permissions, accountability, and shared process remain interoperable.
Alignment cannot mean making AI obey whoever controls it. It must mean continuously aligning human and artificial intelligence toward the preservation and flourishing of life.
The UOA will preserve every version, the reasoning behind material changes, the objections that were raised, and the effects we observe in the world. Alignment is not a badge awarded once. It is an ongoing relationship, a governance process, and a willingness to correct course.
Follow the development path →Join the wait list for development updates and an invitation when public access begins January 1, 2027.