About

The people behind Creed Space

Building public-good infrastructure for practical AI safety, accountability, and portable governance.

Two people building public infrastructure for an entire field.

Nell Watson

Nell Watson

Founder

AI ethics researcher, IEEE Fellow, and founder of Creed Space. Nell's work spans AI governance, psychosecurity, and accountable AI deployment. She is the author of Taming the Machine (2024) and leads research on practical safety and values-aligned deployment.

Filip Alimpić

Filip Alimpić

Product, Outreach & Proliferation Lead

Responsible for getting these tools into the hands of developers, operators, and policymakers. Drives adoption strategy, community engagement, and the practical work of making public goods actually proliferate.

Building for the public good

Creed Space builds infrastructure for AI safety and accountability. Guardian's published local tools use the Apache 2.0 license; hosted capabilities have separate account and service terms.

Core Values

Accountable Alignment

Alignment needs visible rules, appeal paths, and reviewable evidence. People should understand why a system acted before they are asked to trust it.

Open Infrastructure

Published open-source tools can be inspected, run independently, and improved by anyone. Governance matters most where budgets are tightest.

Careful Measurement

Runtime signals, uncertainty, and failure modes should be measured carefully, labelled honestly, and kept separate from claims the evidence cannot yet support.

Practical Safety

Governance that works in the real world. Runtime enforcement, cryptographic audit trails, and tools that deploy where decisions happen.

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