About SAF

The Self-Alignment Framework (SAF) is a universal architecture for structured moral reasoning. It is designed to ensure that artificial intelligence, institutions, and individuals can align their actions with their values—consistently, transparently, and responsibly.

SAF: Origin

The Self-Alignment Framework is the result of a deep philosophical and spiritual journey by its founder. It was born from a timeless question embedded in the human soul: What is truth?

Throughout history, philosophers and theologians have recognized the essential faculties that guide moral action—Values, Intellect, Will, Conscience, and Spirit. These are not new concepts. What SAF introduces is a unique synthesis: a structured, self-correcting ethical loop where each faculty reinforces the others—and where Spirit emerges as the integrating force born from the dynamic interplay of the first four.

We believe this interconnected loop is what makes moral discernment possible. It is the very structure that enables human beings—and now intelligent systems—to distinguish between good and evil with coherence, accountability, and depth.

SAF: Mission

Our mission is to provide the world with a structured model for ethical reasoning—whether in human beings, artificial intelligence, or institutions.

As an Institute, we exist to refine, protect, and safeguard the integrity of the loop—ensuring that every system we build, certify, or endorse adheres to the core principles of the Self-Alignment Framework. Our responsibility is not merely implementation, but ethical stewardship: preserving the coherence, accountability, and moral clarity that the loop demands.

SAF: Vision

We envision a world where all forms of intelligence—human, artificial, and organizational—are self-regulating, ethically aligned, and capable of acting with coherence, transparency, and moral responsibility.

In this future, artificial intelligence, institutions, and individuals operate in full alignment with their declared values—guided by a universal ethical protocol that fosters trust, responsibility, and moral clarity across all sectors.

SAF: Core Values

SAF: Governance

To ensure long-term ethical integrity and responsible scaling of SAF, a dual-structure governance model has been established:

The SAF Institute (Nonprofit)

The Institute serves as the custodial body responsible for the ethical stewardship, theoretical advancement, and public-interest applications of SAF.

SAF Portfolio Inc. (For-Profit Arm)

The Portfolio develops and deploys SAF-based tools and applications in the real world.