Q10 Digital — Free Q

This is a question guide that helps you ask an AI vendor what the product really does, what data it uses, how it was tested, and what happens when it fails.

This is a checklist that helps adults check whether an AI tool protects a child’s safety, privacy, dignity, understanding, and ability to get help from a real person.

This is a guide that helps you separate what is actually known from what is assumed, predicted, or still unverified.

This is a checklist that helps you check an important decision before you act, so you can see what is known, what is uncertain, who decides, and what could be reversed.

This is a checklist that helps you decide where a person must approve, stop, override, or review work that uses AI.

This is a limited crisis-decision pilot that tests a humanitarian or emergency process without giving AI final authority.

This is a checklist that helps you check whether a publicly funded project can show the evidence, costs, benefits, owners, and risks behind its claims.

This is a plain-language guide that helps you understand what Q10 is, why it exists, and how to use it without needing a technical AI background.

This is a civic education and records library that helps residents understand public decisions by showing sources, authority, costs, burdens, and records in plain language.

This is a library of source-linked research briefs that separates established facts from open questions, interpretations, and items that still need verification.

This is a build kit for designing human-and-AI systems where AI can help with work but human responsibility, choice, override, and exit remain clear.

This is a documented history of Q10 that shows how it developed, what changed, which claims have evidence, and which parts are still under development.

This is a short reference guide that explains what Q10 currently contains, what has been tested, what is still experimental, and what changed.

This is a paper series about humans and AI working together in ways that increase capability without quietly handing human responsibility or authority to the system.