our AI governance policy

Our AI Government Policy is aligned with the EU AI Act and EU product safety law, which require that high-stakes decisions affecting safety remain under meaningful human control. Also, we recognise that if complex and safety critical information flows from AI to Human (Engineer), this way of interaction introduces a cognitive bias for the Human to start over-relying on AI and stop being critical about what AI produces. Therefore, our key policy is comprised of the following assumptions:

• Only human possess True Intelligence (as we know it). Hence, AI is a misnomer.

• AI is a mere tool of very high sophistication for manipulation of complex text and other information

• AI must only be used for auxiliary tasks in the context of safety analysis or safety related decisions

• Humans (Engineers) must perform all core safety analysis tasks and be solely responsible for making all safety ciritical decisions

• For core safety tasks, information must always flow from Human to AI and never the other way around, i.e. AI is used for consistency and completeness verification only