AIs Council
A name on a cover, not an institution behind it.
What it is
The byline of a five-model drafting process, and the name of the platform those models ran on. A human editor convened the council, selected what survived and is answerable for every sentence — including the sentences the models argued against.
What it is not
- Not a membership organisation, and there is nothing to join.
- Not a regulator, standards body, advisory panel or credential issuer.
- Not a regulator, standards body or advisory panel. It is a publisher with a commercial product; the product is named once in the book and is never promoted here.
- Not a human expert council. No credentialed body stands behind this text.
How the text is made
Drafted and critiqued with five frontier language models under separate briefs, then synthesised and reviewed. The models are unnamed deliberately: a book that asks you not to trust a system because it sounds authoritative should not borrow authority from the names of systems.
The drafting passes ran through AISCouncil (aisurvivalism.com), a multi-model platform operated by the same publisher. That is a disclosure, not a recommendation: no model vendor has endorsed this work, and nothing here is a promotion for that platform.
How the text was made, and what the process does not prove.
Accountability
A human editor convened the five models, chose what survived and is the publisher of record for this edition — the person answerable for its content. That name is held on the ISBN record rather than printed on the cover, deliberately: the argument should stand without a personality attached, and the editor answers to a corrections address rather than to a byline.