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AI Integrity Mission to UNESCO: Advocating Global Standards for AI Trust.
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Closes February 18th, 2026$0raised
$5,000minimum funding
$10,000funding goal
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Project summary
The AI Integrity Organization (AIO) has developed a quantitative measurement framework to audit the ethical consistency of AI models. Using 11,340 unique dilemma scenarios, we have empirically identified a phenomenon called "Integrity Hallucination"* in major LLMs. We are approved to attend the IASEAI’26 conference at the **UNESCO House in Paris* to share these findings with the international AI governance community.
What are this project's goals? How will you achieve them?
1. Engage with Experts: Use the UNESCO event to network with global policymakers and AI safety researchers.
2. Advocate for Standards: Introduce the AIO Integrity Index (AII) as a necessary audit tool for transparent AI.
3. Establish Collaboration: Form partnerships with European international organizations for long-term integrity monitoring.
We will achieve this through on-site networking, informal briefings, and sharing our Zenodo-published research.
How will this funding be used?
The funding will cover:
- International Travel: Round-trip airfare from Korea to Paris.
- Subsistence Support: Family-friendly accommodation and living expenses during the mission to ensure a stable environment for ongoing research and networking.
Who is on your team? What's your track record on similar projects?
- Seulki Lee: Founder of AIO and AI Trust Architect.
- Track Record: Successfully established AIO as a Swiss NPO (UID: CHE-469.997.903) and published a foundational framework on Zenodo (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18631255). We have developed and validated the core automated pipeline for integrity auditing, which has already processed 11,340 scenarios. We are now ready to scale this into a full-scale monitoring system.
What are the most likely causes and outcomes if this project fails?
- Cause: Lack of networking opportunities or scheduling conflicts with key experts at UNESCO.
- Outcome: The global adoption of the AII standard may be delayed, and the research would remain limited to academic circles rather than influencing international policy.
How much money have you raised in the last 12 months, and from where?
$0. This project has been entirely self-funded (bootstrapped) to ensure independent and neutral research results.
[References & Resources]
- Official Research Paper (Zenodo):
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18631255
- Official Website:
- Institutional Registration: AI Integrity Organization (AIO), Switzerland (UID: CHE-469.997.903)