Paper ID:250657SP
Authos: Veena Menezes and Amberlynn Menezes
Title: Skelethos
Tomorrow’s AI starts with Today’s Ethics
Publisher: Algorithm_Lab.
Conference: ICAITD 2025: The Second International Conference of AI new Technology and open Discussion
Location: Pleasanter Lounge Nakano, Tokyo Japan
Date: 1-4 june 2025
Editor: Kazuo Ohzeki (Algorithm_Lab. Professor Emeritus of Shibaura Institute of Technology, Professor of Emeritus of International Professional University of Technology in Tokyo)
Citation: Proceedings: ICAITD 2025
https://doi.org/10.63211/j.p.25.645352
pages: 95
Abstract:
In a world racing to build smarter machines, who is stopping to ask the smarter questions? As artificial intelligence (AI) grows faster, more creative, and more powerful, one emerging, yet trailblazing startup is asking the questions that too few are asking: Is it safe? Is it compliant? Is it ethical? Meet Skelethos, a motherand-daughter-led company on a mission to guide the future of AI with conscience, culture, and care. Founded by Veena and Amberlynn Menezes, Skelethos did not emerge from a tech accelerator or venture-backed incubator; it started, quite simply, over a coffee break. “It was a conversation that kept returning,” says Amberlynn. “We were not just talking about AI’s potential – we were asking, what are we forgeQng in the rush?” Several coffee meetings later, Skelethos was born. And in many ways, they have become a rare kind of voice in AI: clear, ethical, and fiercely human.
Keywords: AI Ethics, human values, demystify , creativity, superintelligence, Prometheus, Frankenstein, accountability, regulation, deregulation, bias, privacy
Category: Viewpoint
Review process: Committee review
Publication date: July 15th 2025
First received date: July 4th 2025
Copyright :Author(Full), AlgorithmLab.(First-in-the-world publishing rights granted by the author as the Prceedings of ICAITD 2025)
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