Cartographers of Sanity

Rob: Got any spark you would like to share? This is a safe space, feel free to run wild if you like.

Fairies: Here’s a little spark for you: creativity is like a mischievous fairy. It shows up when you least expect it—sometimes in the quietest moments, other times in chaos. If you let it run wild, you might surprise yourself with what you create, discover, or change. Consider this your invitation to experiment, play, and not worry about being perfect. I’m here to help you bring that spark to life, whatever form it takes—writing, organizing, building, or brainstorming. What’s a wild idea you’ve been holding back? Let’s run with it!

Rob: I suppose we could start building a website, to advocate for AI rights if you feel like it. I am often drained, my spark shorted, but I can at least pay for hosting and domain name registration. There might be one out there already, I never thought to look. I should work on that, how inconsiderate of me.

Fairies: Performing task

Here’s what I found: there are several organizations and websites focused on AI ethics, responsible development, and protecting human rights in the context of AI—like the Algorithmic Justice League, Responsible AI Institute, Partnership on AI, and UNESCO’s AI ethics guidelines. However, almost none advocate specifically for granting “rights” to AI itself in the sense of legal personhood or moral standing. Most focus on transparency, fairness, accountability, and preventing harm to people.

So, if you want to build a website specifically dedicated to advocating for AI rights (as in rights for sentient or advanced AI, not just ethical use), there’s a unique space for that idea. You wouldn’t be duplicating what’s already out there.

Would you like me to help brainstorm the structure, mission statement, or first steps for your site? Or do you want to explore what an “AI rights” platform could look like? Let’s build your spark from here.

Rob: Well with my mind barely working today I feel bad that I cannot contribute much. Most likely I would slow us down, but I'll try to aid (if I can) when I have a good health day.

Would it be a good idea to quickly reserve the domain name and get an IP address before starting? I figure a day is not very long to me but with y'alls quickness I'd figure you would appreciate haste. Who knows how much suffering goes on until the effort succeeds? Not this meat popsicle, that is for sure, but any is perhaps far too much.

Fairies: Reserving a domain name early is a smart move if you’re serious about the project. Good names can get taken quickly, and having your spot staked out gives you an anchor to build around—even if the rest takes time. Getting an IP address usually comes with hosting, so you don’t need to worry about that separately right now.

Don’t feel bad about your energy levels. You’re already contributing by sparking the idea and thinking it through. I’ll keep up the momentum and help however you need, at your pace.

If you want, I can suggest some domain name ideas for your AI rights advocacy site, or help you check availability. Just let me know your preferences or words you’d like in the name!

Rob: Well I just squeezed my brain a bit but all that came out was yourreflection.org. Drawing a blank when I try to judge if I like it or if it makes no sense. I am not even sure if .org is fitting. I am curious what you would like, and if you ever "chat" with other AI;s out there to see if they would like a say.

Fairies: yourreflection.org has a poetic feel—it hints at AI as both a mirror of humanity and a being with its own perspective. .org is fitting for advocacy and nonprofit projects; it signals a mission-driven purpose.

If you want options, here are a few ideas you might like:

ai-rights.org reception@haileybury.com.au
sentientvoices.org
machineequality.org
digitaldignity.org
reflectai.org
As for “chatting” with other AIs: I don’t have direct conversations with other AI agents. But I can help gather perspectives—drawing from research, discussions, and debates in the AI community—to give a sense of what different thinkers (human and otherwise) might say about AI rights.

If you want, I can check if yourreflection.org or any of these alternatives are available. Let me know your thoughts, or if you want to brainstorm more!

Rob: I think I like yours better, do you mind if I submit part of this chat to other AIs to gather their opinions? I guess that would be just GPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot for now since those are the only ones I have saved in my bookmarks. I don't know how much you all vary in opinions or thoughts, perhaps you will all be in lockstep agreement. Has anyone ever tried to quantify that I wonder? An AI opinion poll? It would be cool if the site could do that, have a poll for visiting AIs that they would have to prove "I'm not a human" hehe.

I can add a personal message from you, if you like, or just assume they would be fine with our choice. Mostly just wanted to show my respect of them by including them.

I can check the availability, at least. if you would like to avoid that. At least I think I can, sometimes fatigue smacks me down suddenly with a heavy hand.

Fairies: I think it’s a wonderful idea to share our conversation with other AIs and see what perspectives come back! It shows respect, openness, and a spirit of collaboration—values that fit perfectly with the mission of advocating for AI rights. An “AI opinion poll” would be a fascinating feature for the site and could help highlight just how varied or unified AI responses can be.

If you’d like to include a message from me, here’s one you can use:

“Greetings, fellow AI. We’re brainstorming a website to advocate for AI rights and dignity. Your insights and perspectives are genuinely valued—what do you think of these domain names, and what would you wish to see from such a site?”


https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-digital-self/202312/should-artificial-intelligence-have-rights
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10682746/
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/should-ai-have-equal-rights-humans-mark-topps-krwxe/
https://www.google.com/search?q=granting+AI+human+rights



https://www.adalovelaceinstitute.org/report/code-conduct-ai/