

Link to Future
How will technology change our lives?
An independent, non-profit initiative to turn responsible technology principles into verifiable practice.
Study areas in responsible technology
AI and robotics
How can automation expand capabilities and improve people's lives?

Energy and infrastructure
The resources, impacts and choices that support new technologies.

Knowledge and access
Learning from history and considering who participates in the technological future.

Areas in planning. Concept illustrations.
What we are building
A public pledge for technology professionals, with identity verification; free, open education; teaching the conscious and responsible use of technology in curricula; a practical framework open for public consultation; and an incident observatory.
These programmes are in preparation. Each will be published with its version, date and limitations.
Ideas to follow


Energy and technology
Resources and environmental impacts
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How communication changed everyday life
History and access to technology
Read synopsis of How communication changed everyday lifeWhat we want to investigate
AI and robotics
How can capabilities be expanded with safety and human participation?
Energy and infrastructure
What resources and impacts accompany new technologies?
Risks and ethics
How should the resources, failures and consequences of research be assessed?
Access and governance
Who participates in decisions about knowledge and technology?
Principles that become verifiable practice.
Many organisations have already published principles for responsible AI and technology. What is missing is turning them into commitments, practices and evidence that others can check.
At this stage, Link to Future does not offer certification, operate investments or receive funds. The goal is to establish an independent institute with public governance and accountability.
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