Loyalty is designed in
An agent’s obligation to act in the user’s interest must be foundational, not added after deployment.
The Initiative
Every choice we make (what we specify, measure, and publish) is grounded in principles that turn the tagline into practice.
The principles
An agent’s obligation to act in the user’s interest must be foundational, not added after deployment.
People can grant, scope, and revoke access to the preferences, history, and data an agent uses.
An agent’s actions and the basis for its decisions must be transparent enough to verify.
Systems should request and retain only the context a task actually requires.
Personal context should move with people across systems and providers.
Claims about agent safety and loyalty should be testable through benchmarks and evaluation.
How we work
Researchers, industry, and civil society develop standards together, not behind closed doors.
Specifications and reference implementations are published so anyone can build on and scrutinize them.
Durable trust infrastructure needs broader consensus and stewardship than one initiative can provide.