Disclose clinically significant errors
Communicate serious errors honestly and take steps to reduce harm and recurrence.
An interactive atlas of moral teachings across the world's religious and secular traditions — from ancient scriptures to modern ethics.
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610 teachings found · Edition XXI
Communicate serious errors honestly and take steps to reduce harm and recurrence.
Communicate reliable information about significant governance, social, labor, and environmental impacts.
Promptly report conditions that threaten public safety, health, rights, or the environment.
Communicate credible risks, defects, limitations, and hazards to affected people and responsible authorities.
Make users reasonably aware when decisions, communications, or content are generated or materially shaped by AI.
Represent levels of certainty honestly.
Label sponsored, promotional, opinion, and advocacy content so audiences are not deceived.
Allocate mitigation, adaptation, costs, and opportunities with regard for responsibility, capacity, vulnerability, and equality.
Extend benevolent action beyond one's own group.
Continue reasonable care toward those reliant upon you.
Do not use institutional power for cruelty or self-aggrandizement.
Share resources, knowledge, attention, and support rather than withholding them through selfishness.
Do not give false testimony, fabricate accusations, or knowingly misrepresent another person.
Avoid exploiting intimacy, confidence, or dependency.
Reject payments or favors that distort public duty.
Do not profit from another person's poverty through oppressive lending terms.
Reject dishonest advantage in education, games, business, or public life.
Do not make knowingly false statements under oath or solemn affirmation.
Place victim safety and justice above organizational reputation.
Do not use passports, permits, or identity documents as tools of control, debt bondage, or forced labor.
Do not build tools designed to steal, sabotage, extort, or injure.
Avoid speech that attacks others' character without necessity, fairness, or constructive purpose.
Do not conceal material facts when silence is intended to mislead.
Do not obtain benefit through deception or dishonest manipulation.