People decide
AI can suggest, draft, organize, and coordinate. Meaningful actions should remain understandable and confirmable by the person involved.
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Trust is not a feature to add at the end. It is a practice that shapes what we build, what we ask of people, and the decisions our systems are never allowed to make alone.
Our commitment
MMind products will work with personal context, relationships, and real-world decisions. That makes care, restraint, and transparency essential—not optional.
The principles we build from
AI can suggest, draft, organize, and coordinate. Meaningful actions should remain understandable and confirmable by the person involved.
Personal memory and shared context should be chosen, visible, and controllable—not quietly assumed.
We will be clear about AI involvement, uncertainty, and where a system should not be relied on.
We will collect only what is useful, safeguard it carefully, and give people meaningful choices over their information.
For sensitive moments, safety concerns, and questions that need judgment, there should be a path to human support and review.
In plain language
A continuing responsibility
Our standards will continue to evolve as products take shape, people use them, and we learn where better safeguards are needed. We will treat safety as an ongoing responsibility, not a completed checklist.
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