Heart AI Foundation Charter

This page summarizes the earlier published Charter v3.0. The text describes a public-interest stewardship design. Publication and an internal effective-date statement do not, by themselves, establish actual corporate adoption or operative authority.

Education-first proposal and current status

The complete Charter v3.1, Seven Human Immutables and related education-stewardship documents remain proposed for Board review. The founder-directed mission advances human connection through Universal Empathy Literacy using Functional Empathy. Current mission, formation and tax-status evidence. The v3.0 material below remains available in its version context; this page does not adopt or amend an instrument.

Earlier institutional north star

Centralize constitutional authority, standards integrity, and shared public goods. Decentralize implementation, assessment labor, regional operations, and commercial services. Preserve pluralism while making governance interoperable.

Core functions

The published v3.0 text describes stewardship of the Seven Axioms and Standard, transparent standards development, Profiles, conformity schemes, professional standards, credentials, registries, federation, public research, methods, education, and institutional continuity. Each actual exercise of authority requires its own operative basis.

Every function remains subject to scope, delegation, competence, independence, evidence, conflict, fiscal, and public-record requirements.

Limits

The Foundation does not own external governance authority, replace democratic or legal institutions, confer accreditation it does not hold, or make its full portfolio mandatory.

Technical methods remain testable, replaceable, and capable of retirement. Commercial implementations have no constitutional status.

Supersession

The published v3.0 source declares supersession of v2.4 effective August 15, 2026. That source statement is preserved as document history and does not verify a Board action or corporate effective date. Historical material remains available and is not rewritten as if it contained later proposals.