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The AI Lab: Fall 2026 Interns

Meet the Fall 2026 Interns.

Students from Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, Fordham, the University of Washington, Southwest Baptist University and the Australian National University, working on the go-to-market and the AI research behind the Trust Identity Protocol this fall. The cohort includes a Harvard fellow who documented more than 30 failure modes in AI coursework, a clarinetist on a GRAMMY-winning recording, a valedictorian building a tool that tracks children's reading, a contributor to Australia's JoeyLLM language model, a PhD researcher in authorship attribution, and researchers in robotics, computer vision, design and responsible AI.

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Fall 2026 interns
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AI Trust Council

Meet the Members.

The independent stewards of the Trust Identity Protocol, drawn from higher education, research, journalism, fact-checking, enterprise AI law, and the creator industries. Each seat is named, sourced, and publicly disclosed.

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Joining Members
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Continents represented
The Council, in full
AI Trust Council: Advisory Board

Meet the Advisors.

Subject-matter experts who advise the Council on specific workstreams. Their role is consultative: they inform the Council's decisions without holding a vote, bringing depth in security, policy, journalism, and infrastructure.

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Advisors seated
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Countries represented
AI Trust Council: Ambassadors

Meet the Ambassadors.

Country representatives for the Trust Identity Protocol. Each Ambassador carries the mission into their own country, and represents TIP in conversations with creators, institutions, regulators, and platforms in that market.

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Ambassadors appointed
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Countries represented