Founder of Council of AI — Council for the Safety of Artificial Intelligence, an AI measurement body operated by CSOAI Ltd (England and Wales, company 16939677).
We measure how AI systems behave on published tests and make the results available for others to inspect. Our work includes frozen test banks, deterministic grading where the method permits it, signed measurement records, free verification and public corrections.
| What you need | Start here |
|---|---|
| Current results, coverage and limitations | Measurement board |
| Test methods and grading rules | Methodology |
| Check a supported signed record | Free verifier |
| Published corrections | Corrections ledger |
| Read evidence from your software | Connection guide |
| Discuss a defined evidence requirement | Services · Contact |
Counts and measurement dates belong to the live board data. Coverage is distinct from model ranking: a tie remains a tie, an untested comparison remains untested, and a fact run does not rank models. Signed and unsigned records state their status separately.
Council of AI measures and publishes evidence. It does not certify or accredit AI systems, issue legal-compliance determinations, or sell ranking positions. Verification is free. Paid evidence work has a defined scope and does not purchase a favourable result. Our own models are disclosed separately from public rankings.
MEOK is a CSOAI product. Its public workspace reads Council's public evidence and lets users retain a transcript. Product capabilities and availability must be checked on the current MEOK site; they are not endorsements or measurement results.
The Council source repository contains the site, public APIs and measurement tooling. The board mirror provides dated snapshots. The Hugging Face profile links published datasets and tools.
For reproducible defects or measurement challenges, include the record identifier, method version and steps to reproduce. Use the security reporting route for sensitive findings.
CSOAI Ltd · Founded by Nicholas Templeman · councilof.ai · nicholas@csoai.org