International Council for Human-Aligned Intelligence (ICHAI)
A neutral, independent advisory body supporting the governance of human–intelligence interaction.
The International Council for Human-Aligned Intelligence (ICHAI) is an independent, non-profit advisory body established to support the responsible governance of intelligent and algorithmically mediated systems in relation to human cognition, autonomy, and dignity.
ICHAI provides interpretive guidance, advisory insight, and stewardship for voluntary global frameworks addressing how intelligence systems interact with human decision-making and behaviour.
ICHAI does not exercise regulatory, enforcement, or licensing authority.
Purpose
As intelligent systems increasingly influence education, work, communication, and civic life, ICHAI exists to support careful, proportionate, and human-centred governance through:
- •Independent interpretation of global reference frameworks
- •Cross-sector advisory dialogue
- •Publication of guidance and discussion papers
- •Stewardship of non-binding principles
Independence
ICHAI operates independently of:
- •Governments
- •Political parties
- •Corporate control
- •Technology vendors
Its role is advisory, not regulatory.
Latest Publications
View all →Framework for Ethical AI Governance
1st January 2026
A comprehensive framework outlining principles and practices for ethical governance of artificial intelligence systems.
Advisory Note on Human-AI Collaboration
1st January 2026
Guidance on establishing effective collaboration frameworks between human operators and AI systems.
Discussion Paper: AI Transparency Standards
1st January 2026
An exploration of transparency requirements and standards for AI systems in institutional settings.