Munich, Germany
Creator of the Meridian Codex and Meridian AI Standard. Exploring how people and AI can build and hold a shared world.
Munich, Germany
I'm Carsten Geiser, creator of the Meridian Codex and the Meridian AI Standard.
The question behind my work is how we build and hold a shared world. How can we think honestly, cooperate across differences and keep learning from what we get wrong? What do we owe one another, and what changes when people and AI share that world?
These questions bring together philosophy, psychology, systems thinking and the study of cooperation. They reach into our own beliefs and choices, our relationships, and the institutions we live with.
The Meridian Codex is a universal language for building and holding a shared world. It brings three disciplines into one practice: honest inquiry, understanding how the world works, and building and sustaining cooperation. Anyone can learn it, whether a human or an artificial intelligence, and use it alone or with others.
The Meridian AI Standard applies those commitments to AI judgment under pressure, especially when honesty has a price. It asks those who build, deploy and use AI to keep the same commitments themselves and to let a system hold a justified judgment, even when they dislike its answer.
Both works remain open to use, question and revise.
In my public work, I examine ideas and events, say where I stand and show the reasons for my judgments. My own beliefs and the things I build remain open to the same examination.
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