Help build the AI Commons
You do not need to be an AI specialist. The Commons needs people who can test a sentence, check a source, explain a law, draw a diagram, inspect code, or say when something does not make sense.
Work that needs people
Contribute to the site
See the proposed account, attribution, identity, review, and public-record system.
Test an architecture
Trace where data goes, reproduce the setup, challenge the warnings, and document what fails.
Catalog research
Add a source, write its one-line reason for inclusion, and distinguish evidence from marketing.
Verify an organization
Check claims, relationships, data practices, and the date of each source.
Explain a rule
Help turn legal text into plain orientation while preserving a link to the primary source.
Review the disclosure
Check whether the site accurately names the model-assisted work and the person who reviewed or decided.
Make art or merchandise
Help create work that can fund the Commons without turning the library into an advertisement.
How contributions enter the site
- Name a bounded piece of work.
- State its sources, reviewer, and completion test.
- Keep personal archives and sensitive data out of the work.
- Publish the result with a date and honest status.
- Credit contributors unless they prefer not to be named.
See ways to work together or visit the jobs board for defined work.