Organizational formation

Founding Initiative

Building the multidisciplinary collaboration required to mature, challenge and implement the Human Continuity Architecture.

HCA is intended to become an organization of organizations rather than a single concentrated authority. The current effort is preliminary and is recruiting qualified professionals and institutions capable of strengthening both the technical architecture and the mechanisms needed to implement it.

Call to professional stakeholders

Help build a sustainable human-AI future

We welcome inquiries from qualified professionals and organizations with relevant expertise. Participants accepted into the effort can help mature HCA and may be invited to review and comment on the current document set.

Relevant disciplines include:

  • AI safety, security and assurance
  • System safety and systems engineering
  • Cybersecurity and critical infrastructure
  • Autonomous systems, robotics and controls
  • Resilience, continuity and emergency management
  • Standards, certification, testing and IV&V
  • Human factors, medicine and biological risk
  • Governance, law, policy and international coordination
  • Energy, communications, manufacturing and supply chains
  • National and homeland security
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Support the undertaking

Call for potential donors and sponsors

HCA is a developing, non-commercial public-interest initiative. Financial and in-kind support can help cover the practical costs of document development and publication, independent technical review, web and communications infrastructure, meetings, workshops, collaboration and other founding activities.

Support does not confer technical authority, certification influence or privileged control over HCA. Governance and assurance mechanisms are intended to preserve independence and resist concentration of influence.

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Every member helps build the network.

Every member is responsible not only for contributing expertise, but for identifying and recruiting the expertise and organizations HCA still lacks.