Hi, I help research teams work through the ethics of AI together

AI research ethics is a team responsibility. Let’s map who it touches, one step at a time.

No perfect plan needed. Tell me about your study — I'll ask who is affected, who does the work, and who is accountable, then we'll turn it into changes your team can actually act on.

Where would you like to start?

No rush. Pick whichever feels easiest — you can switch anytime.

“View an example” walks through a demo using a sample study — it doesn’t save anything or affect your own research.

or upload your study

Have a protocol, ethics form, or paper? Upload a PDF, a Word document or a text file and I'll read it, interpret the problem, and show you where it could lead.

Your document is only read to interpret it in this session. Files are not stored.

I'm here to help you think it through — not to judge your design.

How it works

  1. Talk it throughI ask one question at a time — no forms, no jargon.
  2. Pick one of five issuesI turn what you said into five concrete things you could fix.
  3. See where it leadsGet a dated timeline for that one point, and the smallest change that bends it.
Plan your research

Your research plans

Pick the issues you want to work on, set an expected completion date, and I'll draft a dated plan you can keep and edit.

Let's talk it through

What are you working on?

  1. Conversation
  2. Risk mapping
  3. Review panel
  4. Negotiation
  5. Review memo
From your conversation

Possible ethical issues in your study

Pick one to work on first. Each is a concrete step in your study — not a general category. Tap a card to see where it leads.

Evidence tiers Precedent Structural Projection

View related reported cases, or go to the matching fix solutions where you can also add content related to your research.

Negotiation

Where you and the advice disagree

Your concerns, the changes you are willing to make, what you are protecting, and how you will check it. Drag cards, draw the connections yourself — nothing here is final until you say so.

Drag a card anywhere on it — the whole card is the handle — to move it between the keep and set-aside columns. Use link to draw a relationship between two cards. Contest a concern or rehearse a change to see what it would mean before you commit.

Previously reported cases

Similar cases that have already been reported

Real, publicly-reported cases that resemble your study. Every entry links to its source — please check each source before citing.

Plan from your issues

The dates are scheduled so everything lands by your expected completion date. Adjust any date to your own pace.

Where this one point leads

    Common scenario

    Before you decide

    Five things the consent form did not spell out

    These facts are deliberately hidden from participants. Read them, then imagine the study from their perspective.

    Revision protocol

    Choose your revisions

    Choose the changes you want to make — each card shows a proposed solution. Tap a card to select it.

    Ethical Mirror Theater

    See your plan from three new angles

    The same issue, staged three ways so you can feel — not just read — what is at stake.

    1

    Counterfactual Mirror

    With safeguards vs. without — what actually changes?

    2

    The People in Your Study

    The people your study touches — what their perspective catches that yours misses.

    3

    Decision Timeline

    Which calls you made on purpose — and which you let slip.

      Thank you

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