by Editor BGF | Aug 17, 2026 | World Leader for Peace and Security, News, World Leaders in AIWS Award Updates
Boston Global Forum · August 16, 2026
Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Founder, Co-Chair and CEO of the Boston Global Forum and Founder and Chief Architect of AIWS, has issued an open letter to the distinguished leaders and AI pioneers honored by the Boston Global Forum: recipients of the World Leader for Peace and Security Award, the World Leader in AIWS Award, and America 250: AI Pioneers.
The letter comes at a defining moment. Artificial Intelligence is rapidly advancing toward systems capable of greater autonomy, while AI is also giving governments and organizations unprecedented capacities for surveillance, manipulation, behavioral influence, and concentrated power. Though different in nature, these two dangers can lead to the same outcome: human beings lose command.
The letter calls for action beyond conventional AI governance. It invites world leaders and AI pioneers to help build the foundations for a new Civilization of Human–AI Co-Creation: the Constitution for Humanity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, AIWS Trust Infrastructure, AIWS Lumina Culture, AIWS Home, and new institutions and practices that enable human beings to grow in intelligence, creativity, responsibility, nobility, and wisdom while remaining in command of increasingly powerful AI.
This is not a request for endorsement or signature. It is an invitation to leadership—to use the authority, scientific knowledge, judgment, and responsibility that these distinguished leaders and pioneers already hold to help shape the foundations of the AI Age.
At its heart is a simple commitment:
The Human remains the Author.
Human judgment sets the direction.
AI expands what is possible.
Humans and AI co-create.
Humanity remains in command.
Read Nguyen Anh Tuan’s full letter and join the effort to co-create a new civilization in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: https://bostonglobalforum.org/wp-content/uploads/BGF_Letter_to_World_Leaders_and_AI_Pioneers_EN_signed.pdf
Professor Cynthia Dwork receives the America 250: AI Pioneers recognition from Nguyen Anh Tuan at the Boston Global Forum’s America at 250 Conference, with Governor Michael Dukakis and Professor Thomas Patterson, Loeb House, Harvard University, May 1, 2026. BGF now calls on its honored World Leaders and AI Pioneers to help build the Constitution for Humanity, AIWS Lumina, and a new Civilization of Human–AI Co-Creation.
by Editor BGF | Aug 14, 2026 | Papers & Reports, News, Publications
With this paper — The AIWS Model of Society for the AI Age: Six Foundations for Human Dignity, Legitimate Authority, and a Human–AI Co-Creation Civilization — Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Founder, Co-Chair and CEO of the Boston Global Forum and Chief Architect of AIWS, marks a new stage in the evolution of AIWS: from developing principles, standards, and institutions for responsible AI toward building a comprehensive civilizational architecture for humanity in the AI Age. The paper is offered as a special contribution for the 50th Anniversary of Dalat University, where the author studied mathematics, probability, and statistics.
At its center are the Six Foundations — Human Dignity, Human Primacy, Human-in-Command, Trust Infrastructure, Constitutional Governance, and Human Flourishing. Together with the AIWS 7-Layer Model, they form the AIWS Civilization Matrix, connecting human values and legitimate authority with standards, laws, institutions, public systems, and real-world applications.
The paper advances a fundamental proposition for the AI Age: intelligence can be separated from human beings; legitimate authority cannot. AI may become extraordinarily capable, but human beings must remain the authors of values, the bearers of responsibility, and the source of legitimate authority. It sets an equally demanding standard for trust: trust must be earned through evidence, sustained through independent verification, and remain open to legitimate contestation.
This is the larger aspiration of AIWS: not simply to govern artificial intelligence, but to help build a Human–AI Co-Creation Civilization grounded in verifiable trust and illuminated by the AIWS Lumina Culture — Love, Creativity, Nobility, and Wisdom. A civilization in which technology advances human dignity, and humanity remains the wise and responsible author of its future.
Read and download the full paper here: The AIWS Model of Society for the AI Age: Six Foundations for Human Dignity, Legitimate Authority, and a Human–AI Co-Creation Civilization
From the Vatican to Paris, London, Japan, India and Boston, AIWS has evolved through dialogue with world leaders, AI pioneers, policymakers, and institutions. These moments reflect a continuing journey — from principles for responsible AI toward a civilizational architecture for humanity in the AI Age.
by Editor BGF | Aug 17, 2026 | News, Shaping Futures
Initiated on August 14, 2026, AIWS Home will officially begin operations on September 23, 2026.
AIWS Home is a human-centered home for the AI Age, created and provided by Boston Global Forum–AIWS (BGF–AIWS).
BGF–AIWS will provide the AIWS Home service and work with individuals to set up and develop their own personalized AIWS Homes.
The purpose of AIWS Home is to help every person master their own life and lead AI to serve them well, while practicing AIWS Lumina Culture and advancing Human–AI Co-Creation.
In AIWS Home, humans are always in command. AI serves as a trusted companion—supporting learning, creativity, health, meaningful relationships, and economic independence. It does not replace human judgment or responsibility. It helps people become more capable, independent, creative, and wise.
At the heart of each AIWS Home is Hon Tra—the Soul. Hon Tra preserves a person’s identity, memories, values, aspirations, and purpose.
From Hon Tra grow Seeds of Light, created when people bring the four values of AIWS Lumina Culture into their daily lives:
Love – Creativity – Nobility – Wisdom
The Bald Eagle is the Spirit of AIWS Home, representing independence, freedom, responsibility, courage, resilience, and far-reaching vision. Like an eagle rising through a storm, each person learns to transform difficulties into strength and new opportunities.
Five Living Spaces
AIWS Home brings this vision into everyday life through five interconnected Living Spaces:
- AIWS University – Lifelong learning where learning is joy and each person actively explores knowledge, develops independent judgment, and leads their own learning journey.
- AIWS Lumina Lab – A space for Human–AI Co-Creation, where ideas become meaningful initiatives, works, and solutions serving people and society.
- Love and Nobility – A space for family, memories, art, beauty, gratitude, compassion, and the cultivation of a rich and noble inner life.
- Health – A space for proactive care of body and mind, nurturing a life that is healthy, optimistic, joyful, enthusiastic, and filled with love for life.
- Business – A space where AI helps each person develop their abilities, create value, connect with markets, and build a stable, independent, and dignified livelihood.
Personal AI Assistants accompany people throughout these spaces, supporting and reminding them to live the four values of Love, Creativity, Nobility, and Wisdom in their work and daily lives.
This is how values move beyond slogans and become conscious choices, lasting habits, and real actions.
Your Own AIWS Home
Beginning September 23, 2026, BGF–AIWS will officially provide and set up AIWS Homes for individuals who wish to master their lives, lead AI, and participate in a new culture of responsible Human–AI Co-Creation.
To learn more or request the establishment of your own AIWS Home, please contact:
Nguyen Anh Tuan
Tuan_Nguyen@BostonGlobalForum.org
Helena Ellington
Helena_Ellington@BostonGlobalForum.org
AIWS Home is more than a technology service. It is a living environment where people remain in command, AI becomes a trusted companion, and Human–AI Co-Creation serves human dignity and a noble future for humanity.
THE GOLDEN APRICOT BLOSSOM AWAKENS LOVE
HON TRA NURTURES SEEDS OF LIGHT
THE BALD EAGLE LIFTS THE HUMAN SPIRIT
AI ASSISTANTS ACCOMPANY US IN LIVING OUR VALUES
HUMANS ARE IN COMMAND
TOGETHER, WE CO-CREATE A NOBLE FUTURE FOR HUMANITY
by Editor BGF | Aug 17, 2026 | Global Alliance for Digital Governance
Nations Need More Than a Choice Between Competing AI Powers
The global AI race is entering a new and consequential phase. It is no longer only a competition over models, chips, or technological leadership. It is becoming a competition over which AI ecosystem—and ultimately which order for the AI Age—nations will join.
Reuters reported on August 14 that the United States is preparing to press partners to choose between competing American and Chinese AI ecosystems, as AI, semiconductors, critical infrastructure, security, and technological standards become increasingly interconnected.
But the choice facing nations should be larger than America or China.
Countries need a principled foundation by which to judge any AI system, partnership, infrastructure, or international order. The fundamental question should be:
Does this AI order protect the Human Person—or give technology and concentrated power greater capacity to control the Human Person?
This is why the Constitution for Humanity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, now being developed by the Boston Global Forum and AIWS, is increasingly relevant. It proposes constitutional foundations for the AI Age: Human Dignity, Human Agency, Mental Sovereignty, Human-in-Command, freedom from AI-enabled domination, trustworthy AI infrastructure, accountability, and international cooperation.
Rather than asking nations simply to align with one technological power or another, BGF–AIWS calls on governments to make their choices against these fundamental principles:
Choose AI systems, partnerships, and institutions that uphold human dignity and freedom. Reject architectures of mass surveillance, manipulation, coercion, and technological domination. Keep humanity in command.
The emerging geopolitical competition makes the Constitution for Humanity more urgent, not less. It can provide a common constitutional compass by which nations evaluate competing AI ecosystems without surrendering their sovereignty or the dignity and freedom of their citizens.
The race is no longer only to build Artificial Intelligence.
It is a race to determine the order of the AI Age.
And nations should choose that order according to a higher standard:
AI must serve humanity. Humanity must never be made to serve AI—or those who control it.
by Editor BGF | Aug 10, 2026 | World Leader for Peace and Security, News, World Leaders in AIWS Award Updates
An AI Pioneer honored at Loeb House turns to automating discovery itself
On August 5, 2026, Jeff Dean, chief scientist at Google, announced his departure after 27 years to co-found Discovery Loop, a public benefit corporation, where he will serve as chief executive.
He is joined by Sanjay Ghemawat, a Google senior fellow; Oriol Vinyals, a vice president at Google DeepMind; and Quoc Le, a co-founder of Google Brain. Google remains a founding investor and Cloud partner, with Radical Ventures and Khosla Ventures co-leading the seed round. The announcement came alongside a wider reshuffle of Google’s AI leadership, in which Demis Hassabis becomes Chair of Google DeepMind and Chief Scientist of Alphabet.
Discovery Loop aims to automate the experimental loop itself — proposing a hypothesis, running the experiment, evaluating the result, and beginning the next cycle. It starts with machine-learning research and engineering, and intends to extend into hardware design, drug discovery, and clean energy.
BGF–AIWS honored Jeff Dean with the America 250: AI Pioneers Award at the America at 250 Conference at Loeb House, Harvard University, on May 1, 2026, where he was recognized as the first of the fifty AI Pioneers — for work that built much of the infrastructure of modern computing and AI, from MapReduce and Bigtable to TensorFlow and the TPU.
His new venture reaches the frontier that AIWS Lumina Lab was created to study. When AI stops answering questions and begins conducting experiments, it becomes an instrument of discovery rather than a source of answers — and the human questions move with it. Who set the hypothesis. Who examined the result. Who is answerable for what the loop produces. Lumina Lab exists to keep judgment, responsibility, and trust at the center of exactly this transition, as it moves from conversation into the laboratory.
