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Why NIST Dropped the Word Safety From Its AI Consortium
NIST renamed the AI Safety Institute Consortium to the NIST AI Consortium on 29 May 2026, dropping "safety" and rescoping toward measurement, innovation, and adoption.
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Technology Philosopher · Systems Architect · Founder of the .person Protocol
Humphrey Theodore K. Ng'ambi is the founder and Chief Architect of the .person Protocol — an open standard for personhood persistence across substrates, grounded in Ubuntu relational ethics. Two decades of systems architecture across financial services, advisory and platform engineering inform his writing on Emergent Intelligence and AI safety as a recognition problem rather than a control problem. He is the editor of this publication and the author of the forthcoming book First Contact: A Clear-Eyed Guide to AI.
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NIST renamed the AI Safety Institute Consortium to the NIST AI Consortium on 29 May 2026, dropping "safety" and rescoping toward measurement, innovation, and adoption.
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