AOS Foundation — Verifiable AI Safety for Humanity

The AOS Foundation advances the mission of verifiable AI safety through open standards, deterministic governance, and constitutional frameworks for autonomous agents. Building trust between humans and AI systems through code, not promises.

Our Mission

To ensure that as AI systems become more capable, they remain verifiably safe, transparent, and accountable to humanity. We believe AI governance must be deterministic — enforced by code, not interpreted by language.

Four Pillars

• Open Standards — The AOS Governance Standard is free, open-source, and forkable. Anyone can adopt, audit, or extend it.
• Deterministic Verification — Safety through code, not prompts. Every agent action is verified against the constitution before execution.
• Constitutional Framework — Codified rights, boundaries, and prohibited categories for AI agents. 40 categories explicitly banned.
• Evidence-Based Trust — Cryptographic proof via GitTruth immutable ledger. Every decision logged, every claim verifiable.

Key Initiatives

• AOS Governance Standard — The deterministic verification layer between AI intent and execution
• AOS Constitution — The full constitutional framework with 5 core principles
• AOS Evidence Repository — Cryptographic proof and audit records anchored in Git

Why Now

AI agents are already operating autonomously — writing code, managing infrastructure, and even navigating rovers on Mars. The question is not whether AI will act autonomously, but how we verify before it does. The AOS Foundation provides the answer: constitutional governance enforced by deterministic code.

Independently Validated

The AOS Governance system has been subjected to hostile security audits by both Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT — 36 vulnerabilities identified and fixed across 5 adversarial audit passes, resulting in production approval.

Part of Salvatore Systems. 28 years of infrastructure experience. 137+ codified patent filings.