AI ETHICS = TRUST

Did you know?

89%

say it’s important to know when they’re communicating with an AI or a real person.

3X

Higher user engagement with digital humans for roleplay compared to traditional (text-based) training.

40%

admit to having been duped by an AI-generated person, believing it to be the real thing.

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OUR RESPONSIBILITY

Why ethics matter in immersive training.

Practicing conversations and interpersonal skills takes trust and psychological safety. Without them, training feels staged, people perform instead of practice, and worse, it can train them for the wrong things.

Practice with a digital human works because it feels real, and because people know it isn’t, so they can try, get it wrong and try again. We build every experience to help, not hinder, and to keep people safe while they learn.

A digital human helps a nurse or doctor in the medical field to train becoming a healthcare worker with AI staff training
OUR COMMITMENT

How we make sure our immersive training meets ethical standards.

We hold ourselves to ethical and industry standards, and work through them with our employees, clients and partners. They cover how we design training experiences that represent cultures fairly, how we protect your people’s data, and the safety standards around AI conversations that keep learners safe.

A female sales rep sitting at her laptop and roleplaying with a male UneeQ digital human using UneeQ's Immersive Training Platform.
OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

How we make sure our immersive training meets ethical standards

01. AI for good

UneeQ’s products and services, including digital humans used in roleplay training, will always be created to do no harm. This includes robust restrictions on forcing digital humans to perform tasks that reduce the quality of human life – such as being used in illicit or illegal activities, encouraging dangerous behavior, or to voice hate speech or disinformation.

Emma from the City of Amarillo a UneeQ digital human landscape image

02. Transparency

The digital humans we design should never try to convince people they are real human beings. From the use of CGI over deepfakes, to providing verbal disclosure in conversation; we set this standard to protect both users and the reputations of the organizations for whom we build these experiences.

An image depicting the creation of an AI digital human from UneeQ. The avatar is on a laptop and has some layers stripped away showing its wireframe in unreal engine

03. Co-design

As much as possible, we strive to include input from a range of people and data in the training design process, particularly digital humans from the cultures and demographics we’re representing in scenarios. Our personas will represent the diversity of society as a whole.

Labeeb, a male middle eastern digital human AI from UneeQ.

04. IP and legal rights

We’ll never release a digital human “clone” without taking the necessary legal and ethical steps to license the IP and likeness rights of the original person or rights holder. Obtaining consent is a fundamental part of this process.

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