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Lead · The governing principle
Preservative AI: a human–AI practice for systems that remember
Preservative AI is not a model type, a training paradigm, or a product category. It is a methodological layer that can be applied to any language model, agent pipeline, or knowledge system — including, recursively, the systems used to run its own audits. Its purpose is not to generate, summarise, or optimise, but to keep the source primary, to audit how a claim is framed rather than amplify what it asserts, and to make what is absent as inspectable as what is present. Plurality is not a decorative add-on — marginalised epistemologies are built into the evaluation structure as architectural constraints. And the method is published openly, so every output can be independently audited, forked, and contested.
The Five Commitments
What Preservative AI does instead of generating, summarising, or optimising.
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Provenance over replacement
The original source stays primary, linked, and reachable — never overwritten by synthetic text.
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Framing over claims
Analyse how a communication is constructed, rather than restating what it asserts.
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Omission over completion
Make what is absent as inspectable as what is present — surface the gaps, don't fill them.
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Plurality as constraint
Marginalised epistemologies are architectural constraints in the evaluation structure, not decorative add-ons.
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Open methodology
Published openly so every output can be independently audited, forked, and contested.
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Trust & Governance
Enterprise & regulatory compliance
The audit trail for automated decision-making — built as a direct response to the EU AI Act and corporate ESG mandates.
An open-source framework for structured epistemic auditing. Eight analytical lenses any AI agent can load to surface what a text leaves out, flattens, or overstates — temporal flatness, epistemic inflation, agency diffusion. Inspectable and MIT-licensed, not a black box.
An epistemic scorecard for public organisations — audits how institutions communicate: what they foreground, how they frame it, and what they leave out.
Built for the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition — an invitation-gated platform hosting the coalition’s 45 humanities-led sustainability projects. Cogniosynthesis is the (unpaid) builder; the platform itself is the demonstration of the stack inside UNESCO-MOST.
A distributed, epistemically-governed architecture for data centres that give back more than they take — whitepaper + pilot, aligned with EU CSRD reporting.