WiseWays develops a collective intelligence infrastructure designed to support human reflection, cooperation, and the co‑creation of informed responses to complex challenges. WiseWays technology acts as a "tool to structure questions, perspectives, and knowledge", without replacing human judgment, individual or collective responsibility, or formal decision‑making processes. This charter sets out WiseWays’ public commitments regarding responsibility, ethics, data protection, and security. It serves as a transparent, verifiable, and evolving reference framework. 1. Human and collective purpose WiseWays designs its systems to: - support the ability of individuals and groups to think together, - clarify complex situations, - foster shared understanding, - enable responsible collaboration dynamics. WiseWays does not impose decisions, does not replace human deliberation processes, and does not act autonomously in the real world. 2. Responsibility and governance WiseWays assumes clear responsibility for the design and operation of its systems. Formal governance roles are defined to ensure: - personal data protection, - ethical oversight of algorithmic systems, - risk and incident management. Any significant system evolution is subject to human validation and appropriate documentation. 3. Data protection and privacy WiseWays applies strict data protection principles: - Data minimization: only data necessary for explicit service purposes is collected. - Transparency: users are informed about the nature, use, and retention period of their data. - User control: mechanisms enable access, correction, and deletion of personal data. - Responsible retention: data is deleted or anonymized when retention is no longer justified. 4. Information security WiseWays implements risk‑based security measures, including: - access controls, - enhanced authentication for sensitive functions, - encryption of data in transit and at rest, - logging of critical events, - regular backups, - incident response procedures. Security practices are continuously reviewed and improved. 5. Responsible use of algorithmic systems WiseWays’ algorithmic systems are designed to support human reasoning. They are: - human‑supervised, - contextualized, - interpretable at an appropriate level, - subject to human review. No system output constitutes a final decision, a normative truth, or a directive. 6. Fairness, inclusion, and respect for individuals WiseWays is committed to: - respecting cultural, social, and cognitive diversity, - preventing discriminatory mechanisms, - fostering pluralistic expression of perspectives. Any use that undermines fundamental rights or human dignity is excluded. 7. Scope and limitations WiseWays does not position its systems as legal, medical, therapeutic, or moral authorities. Usage limitations are clearly communicated to prevent misuse or misinterpretation. 8. Transparency and continuous improvement WiseWays commits to: - documenting its practices, - accepting evaluations and audits when relevant, - updating this charter in response to regulatory, societal, and technological developments. 9. Public commitment This charter is public and represents WiseWays’ commitment to its users, partners, and society.