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What kind of inquiries are welcome

Messages are welcome from:

Sustainability, legal, HR, and AI governance professionals who want to discuss the framework, its methodology, or how it might apply to their organization.
Organizations interested in piloting the framework — if you would like to use the framework with your organization and share what you learn, please reach out at natalia@humanaipolicy.org.
Open-source contributors working on jurisdictional expansion, citation maintenance, or requirement refinement.
Journalists, researchers, and academics evaluating the framework's substantive positions.

For more in-depth review of the framework specification, see the GitHub repository: github.com/nmako/human-ai-framework.

A note on the framework's positions

This framework is not legal advice. Organizations adopting policies generated from it should obtain qualified legal review before adoption, particularly for binding obligations under the EU AI Act, GDPR, CSDDD, national HRDD instruments, and sector-specific regulation.

It is also worth being clear that the framework takes a particular view of AI governance — that AI-related impacts on people belong inside Human Rights Due Diligence methodology, not in a parallel AI ethics track. Organizations approach AI and human-AI interactions in different ways, and that view is a position, not the only defensible one. Conversations about how to adapt the framework to different organizational philosophies are genuinely welcome.

Creator

The framework is maintained by Natalia Makovetskaya, a sustainability and corporate governance professional working on AI deployment in industry.