Orchestrate.Agency
Orchestrate provides an open governance framework for AI systems through Community Constitutions—rules written and amended by the people a system affects, applied between an application and the underlying AI model. The platform publishes four free, forkable draft constitutions and engages with national regulators, legal partners, and frontier model developers to support accountability.
- Regulatory & Compliance Technology
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Communities deploy AI systems they rely on but do not control, creating a governance gap where those affected by AI decisions have no formal mechanism to shape the rules governing those systems. Existing accountability mechanisms depend on AI providers to act, leaving stakeholders without sovereignty over systems that impact them.
Solution
Orchestrate proposes a framework for Open Governance of AI using Community Constitutions—rule sets written and amended by the people a system affects. These constitutions are applied between an application and the AI model beneath it, enabling stakeholders to co-design and revise governance rules in the open without retraining the model or waiting for the AI provider to change it. The platform publishes four draft constitutions that are free for anyone to fork and adapt. Orchestrate is engaging with national regulators, legal partners, frontier model developers, and international governance agencies to ensure the framework supports real-world accountability requirements.
Target Audience
Primary stakeholders are communities deploying AI systems, regulators seeking accountability frameworks, legal partners advising on AI governance, and frontier model developers looking to support open governance structures.
Features
- Community Constitutions framework that sits between applications and underlying AI models
- Four published draft constitutions, free and forkable for community adaptation
- Open amendment process allowing stakeholders to revise rules without model retraining
- Engagement with national regulators and international governance agencies to align with accountability expectations