Our Roadmap

Establishing human accountability for autonomous systems is a long-term effort. Here is our plan for making it happen, from initial advocacy to global implementation.

1

Reaching Out to Lawmakers

In Progress

Building awareness and engaging with policymakers to introduce the concept of human-mapped liability for autonomous systems. This includes drafting initial proposals, meeting with legislative staff, and gathering support from key stakeholders.

2

Getting Into Law

Upcoming

Working with legislators to draft and introduce formal legislation. This phase involves refining the legal language, addressing concerns from various stakeholders, and navigating the legislative process to get the proposal enacted.

3

Building Enforcement Tools

Upcoming

Developing technical standards, certification processes, and monitoring tools to help organizations comply with the new liability framework. This includes creating audit trails, accountability registries, and compliance verification systems.

4

Domestic Implementation

Upcoming

Supporting the rollout of the liability framework across industries and jurisdictions. This involves creating guidance documents, training programs, and working with regulatory agencies to ensure consistent enforcement.

5

Going Global

Upcoming

Expanding the framework internationally through coordination with foreign governments, international organizations, and global standards bodies. The goal is to create a consistent global approach to AI accountability.

Get Involved

This roadmap is ambitious, and we cannot do it alone. We need support from technologists, legal experts, policymakers, and concerned citizens who believe in the importance of human accountability for AI systems.

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