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AI Ethics

A safety-first AI ethics overview for family history contexts.

AI in family history must be careful: it can assist research, but it should not replace evidence, consent, human judgment, or dignity.

What this means

AI output should be labeled, explainable, and source-grounded where used.
AI should not make final historical, legal, medical, or identity decisions.
Sensitive AI processing such as OCR, face, voice, and private story analysis needs separate approval.

How AINMAX supports this

Responsible AI resources describe planned safety boundaries.
AI Research pages remain public/static unless accepted capabilities exist.
No AI processing is activated by this content batch.

What is available now

Static AI Ethics resource page.
Links to Responsible AI and AI Research Guide.
No AI/OCR/face/voice processing, model training, or automated decisions from this page.

What is planned

Detailed AI governance before sensitive AI features.
Human-review and explainability rules.
AI audit and disclosure policy only after separate planning.

Privacy / safety note

This page does not activate AI, OCR, face recognition, voice processing, AI training, medical prediction, or automated identity decisions.