Ethics & Boundaries
Our Responsibility
Sorin operates in deeply personal and emotionally sensitive contexts.
This work involves memory, identity, illness, and legacy. Not everything that is technically possible is appropriate, and not every request should proceed.
This page outlines the ethical principles and boundaries that guide our work, and the limits we place on ourselves in order to act responsibly.
Sorin uses AI to support accuracy and preservation.
Decisions about content, timing, and participation are made by people.
Technology does not replace judgement.
Participation must be voluntary and informed.
The individual whose story is being created retains full agency. Sorin does not proceed without clear consent, and consent may be withdrawn prior to release.
Requests may be declined where consent or intent is unclear.
Interest does not always mean readiness.
Sorin may recommend waiting or not proceeding if timing does not appear appropriate. Choosing not to continue is a valid outcome.
Sorin will not:
These boundaries are intentional.
Sorin is currently offering a limited pilot.
Participation is reviewed carefully and not all requests can be accommodated. This limitation is a safeguard, not a reflection of demand.
If you wish to explore whether participation may be appropriate, you may join our first circle.