A Movement for Accountable AI
We're bringing together innovators, regulators, advocates, and organizations who believe AI must be accountable to the people it affects.
Who's Building This Future?
This isn't about one company or one solution. It's about collaborative frameworks that serve everyone.
Technologists Who Understand the Stakes
Engineers and developers who recognize that transparency and accountability aren't obstacles to innovation—they're the foundation of sustainable AI.
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Regulators Who Understand the Technology
Policymakers who can translate technical complexity into effective governance without stifling progress or creating unworkable mandates.
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Organizations Willing to Lead
Companies that deploy AI responsibly, setting standards that protect users, stakeholders, and their own reputations.
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Voices Advocating for Accountability
Civil society, legal experts, and individuals demanding that AI systems serve humanity—not the other way around.
Explore Our Vision →What We Stand For
Our mission is grounded in core principles that guide every decision we make.
Transparency
AI systems should be explainable. Every decision, every reasoning step, every outcome should be traceable and understandable.
Accountability
Organizations deploying AI must be held responsible. Not just technically compliant—but genuinely accountable to stakeholders and society.
Human-Centered Design
AI should enhance human capability, not replace it. Technology must serve people, communities, and the greater good.
Dr. Ranse Howell
Founder & CEO, Regitech.AI
An unprecedented interdisciplinary expert bringing together law, technology, business, and human values to build the future of AI accountability.
Ph.D.
Business Administration (Social Psychology)
J.D. / LL.M.
Law & Alternative Dispute Resolution
M.S.W.
Social Policy
B.F.A. / M.F.A.
Dance & Creative Arts
20+ years experience with JAMS, CEDR, and international dispute resolution
Featured Insight
“Who is watching the AI?”
In the fall of 2021, I was helping JAMS present discussions with business professionals across the UK, Europe, and the US. The topic: the impact of AI on business and dispute resolution.
I listened to concerns across time zones and continents. And I heard the same underlying question, unspoken but urgent: “Who ensures AI is fair? Who provides recourse when it fails?”
The future of AI governance isn't a technical problem or a regulatory problem. It's a dispute resolution problem.
Publications & Thought Leadership
Dr. Howell's work extends beyond Regitech through publications, speaking engagements, and contributions to the broader conversation about AI's role in society.
Negotiating Without Losing Your Soul
A comprehensive guide to principled negotiation that balances effectiveness with integrity.
AI Governance Framework for Advanced Reasoning Systems
Exploring regulatory approaches for Chain of Thought and emerging AI architectures.
The Accountability Gap in AI Decision-Making
Published insights on bridging technical innovation with societal responsibility.