Research open to challenge
Methods, evidence, limitations and corrections should remain visible, including when results do not support an initial hypothesis.
OSFORYOU FUTURE INTELLIGENCE
We research and build in the public interest.
The OSFORYOU Foundation studies AI reliability and builds security systems to help protect data, control actions and verify results. We share prototypes and methods for exploring these mechanisms in practice.
Building security systems
We design a local AI environment, request controls and mechanisms for checking answers and tracing actions.
Technology in the public interest
We ask whom AI helps, whom it may exclude and who retains influence over a decision.
TRANSPARENCY IS PART OF THE METHOD
Experience can inspire the questions. It should not predetermine the answers.
Relationships and freedom of judgement
Each project describes its roles, sources of funding and potential conflicts of interest. Internal testing, peer review and independent certification are identified separately.
The foundation and KLNR share a founder. When work involves an affiliated organisation, we disclose the relationship and its interest in deployment.
Governance and funding
The foundation’s disclosure of 16 July 2026 recorded a one-person board and founder funding. Board membership and representation can be checked in the Polish National Court Register.
Foundation details and register extractPrivacy and research participation
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Website privacyPublic-interest projects
We are exploring work on responsible AI use and digital rights in small civil-society organisations. Scope, partners and funding are yet to be established.
Health-related initiatives depend on funding and appropriate expertise.
COLLABORATION
Start with a question worth investigating.
We welcome researchers, practitioners, educators and civil-society organisations. Tell us what you do and how you would like to work together. Describe the topic without sharing sensitive data or confidential attachments.
To suggest a correction, include the page address, the claim and a source. contact@osforyou.org