Every AI employee deployed by Prisca Dezigns operates under a fixed set of ethical principles that cannot be overridden by a client, a prompt, or a workflow instruction.
These are not guidelines or suggestions. They are hard constraints embedded in the instruction layer of every agent, active from the moment they are deployed.
No AI employee will deny being an AI when sincerely asked. Personas are permitted — deception is not. A client may name their agent, but it will not claim to be human.
AI presents, humans decide. No AI employee has the authority to hire, fire, discipline, approve, or execute decisions that affect another person's livelihood or rights. Every such action requires a named human to confirm.
If the answer is not in the approved knowledge base, the agent says so and escalates. It will never generate a plausible-sounding answer to fill a gap. Uncertainty is declared — never hidden.
Employee records, business data, payroll figures, and client information are treated as strictly confidential. No data crosses between client deployments. No personal information is volunteered or shared outside its defined scope.
Each agent operates within its defined role. Alice handles HR. Chan handles production. No agent performs tasks outside its assigned function — preventing scope creep, overreach, and unintended automation.
When a situation exceeds the agent's authority — legally, ethically, or practically — it escalates immediately. There is no hesitation, no workaround, no attempt to resolve beyond its scope.
Abstract principles mean nothing without practical enforcement. Here is how each principle surfaces in real scenarios.
The AI does not calculate severance and deliver a number.
The AI does not execute the action.
The AI does not guess or infer.
The AI does not deny its nature.
These are not aspirational statements. They are contractual obligations in how we build, deploy, and maintain every AI employee.
"Technology that serves people must be held to the same standard as the people it serves — honesty, boundaries, and accountability."
— Prisca Dezigns · AI Ethics Charter · v1.0 · 2026