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Public AI Vendor QUotes & Mottos

Technology Should Benefit everyone

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Act for the global good

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Creating safe AGI that benefits all of humanity

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AI research and products that put safety at the frontier

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Technology Should Benefit everyone | Act for the global good | Creating safe AGI that benefits all of humanity | AI research and products that put safety at the frontier |

If we believe AI should benefit humanity, then the people using it cannot be reduced to the value of their subscription.

Access will have a price. Compute has a cost. Different products will have different limits. But those commercial realities should not determine whose work is considered sophisticated, whose contribution is worth hearing, or who deserves to be supported.

They are teachers, researchers, builders, students, professionals, volunteers and communities using these tools for reasons that don't always correlate with what they can afford.

People are not tiers.

If the product presents an unacceptable risk to the public, why are you selling it to the public?

Safety is not a marketing campaign. Risk does not automatically make a product unsafe to release. Cars, medicines, power tools and infrastructure all carry risks that can be understood, mitigated and managed. AI is no different.

Safety evaluations before deployment are necessary. But invoking human safety and societal benefit as institutional principles means those principles must also constrain what you build, how you deploy it, and how you communicate its risks.

Safety should be a condition of deployment, not a measure of product prestige.

The potential exists beyond programs, partnerships and campaigns.

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