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Embedding Human Values into AI and Robotics

Thirty Human-AI-T principles for keeping artificial intelligence and quantum technologies under human direction.

Intelligence without wisdom is power without direction

As AI and robotics reshape every sector of society, a fundamental question emerges: how do we ensure technology evolves in harmony with human dignity, ethics and cultural values?

 

Launched in Davos in January 2026, the Manifesto set out twenty principles to keep AI and quantum technologies accountable, transparent and aligned with human values. Eight months later, at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, several of the risks it anticipated were described to the world’s governments as present realities.

 

This Extended Edition keeps the original twenty principles unchanged and adds ten new ones on the frontier risks raised in New York, together with the Human-AI-T response. Read the full Manifesto, then add your signature to show your support.

Original edition
Davos, January 2026

 

Extended edition
Geneva, 28 September 2026, after UNGA 81

 

Principles
20 original, 10 new, 30 in total

 

Framework
Human-AI-T: Human, Artificial Intelligence, Trust

SIGNATURE & SUPPORT

By signing below, I affirm that I have read, understood, and support the principles and intentions outlined in this Manifest.
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