Dogma: Aligning AI with human beliefs

Building the world's first belief-aligned reviewer AI—a "meta-model" that sits above today's LLMs to audit, score, and filter their outputs through the lens of values, principles, and worldviews.

How it works

Our five-step process ensures AI outputs align with your chosen belief systems and values

Step 1

Beliefs and values selection

Business or individuals select belief and value systems that guide AI solutions outputs and actions, e.g. religious, cultural, clinical, regulatory

Step 2

Model creation

Dogma meta model created for business and user using authoritative sources corresponding to selected belief systems

Step 3

Model calibration

Dogma meta model calibrated for correctness and coverage by using Dogma's proprietary AI verification system

Step 4

Human input

Dogma shows its reasoning to user for feedback and approval

Step 5

Embed Model

Business embed Dogma meta model in their products, individuals enable Dogma reviews in their AI assistants

Solutions

Tailored AI safety solutions for businesses and families

HaloParent Business

Make your AI product safe and trustworthy for minors by following adolescent psychology insights, clinical safeguards, federal and local guidelines

Halo for Parents

Gain peace of mind by making sure that AI chat and tools used by your kid is age appropriate and confirms with your religious, social, and cultural belief system

Uses

Dogma serves diverse organizations and individuals across multiple domains

ESG orientation

Advance environmental, social, and governance standards

DEI orientation

Reflect AI outputs and actions promote diversity, equity, and inclusion

Child safety

Protect children with age-appropriate and safe AI interactions

Religious Values

Ensure AI respects and aligns with religious beliefs and practices

Socio Political

Guide using local, state, federal public policy guidelines

Professional

Follow professional, clinical, psychological standards

In News

Stay informed about the latest developments in AI safety and ethics

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