Press resources
Use this page for approved UAIX brand files, publication previews, and approved descriptions for directories, interviews, standards coverage, research references, and partner notes.
Approved short description
UAIX is the public standards and publication site for UAI. UAI-1 is the current public envelope, trust, and evidence layer for interoperable AI exchange, published with schemas, validator guidance, governance notes, and implementation tracks.
Approved boilerplate
Short: UAIX publishes UAI-1, Universal Artificial Intelligence Version 1, as the current normative release and portable public record in the UAI standard family.
Medium: Universal Artificial Intelligence Exchange (UAIX) is the public standards and publication site for UAI. UAIX publishes UAI-1 as the current public envelope, trust, and validation layer for interoperable AI exchanges, with the written specification, schemas, registry records, examples, validator guidance, governance notes, implementation tracks, and discovery files needed to cite, validate, and review that record.
Who this press kit is for
- Directories and reporters who need a short, accurate description of UAIX and UAI-1.
- Researchers and standards readers who need outward-facing language that matches the public record.
- Technical evaluators who need a public summary before moving into Get Started, UAI-1, and the Validator.
Messaging guidance
- Describe UAI as an open interoperability standard family, not as a closed platform shell.
- Describe UAIX as the public site, record, and guidance surface for the standard.
- Emphasize declared semantics, versioning, validation, and interpretability.
- Do not describe the work as a covert or private agent language.
- Avoid calling UAI-1 a product, app, marketplace, or plugin.
Positioning guardrails
- Describe UAIX as a public standards and publication site, not as a closed platform, member association, or certification body.
- Do not imply named partners, funders, governance bodies, or public contact channels that are not yet published on the site.
- When summarizing maturity, point to the published record, validator guidance, implementation tracks, and release trail rather than unpublished internal structure.
Policy and trust framing
- If a third party asks about privacy, accessibility, or analytics, point them to the published governance pages for Privacy and Data, Accessibility, and Analytics rather than improvising broader institutional claims.
- Use Policy and Security as the trust-policy hub, Governance for authority and release discipline, and References and Contributors for the current public handoff packet.
- Do not imply a consent center, accessibility office, analytics dashboard, or broader institutional legal program unless those surfaces are explicitly published on canonical UAIX pages.
- When describing trust maturity, emphasize visible release discipline, auditable records, and accessible public reading surfaces rather than institutional scale claims.
Maturity framing
- Describe UAIX as an emerging but already structured public standards surface with published technical records, validator guidance, implementation tracks, and a visible release trail.
- Avoid language that implies a broad staff, named partner network, certification authority, or public contact program unless those items are explicitly published on the site.
- When summarizing maturity for third parties, emphasize legitimacy, durability, and adopter confidence through the published record rather than scale claims.
Naming rules
- Use UAIX when referring to the website, standards venue, publication site, press assets, or public records.
- Use UAI when referring to the standard family.
- Use UAI-1 when referring to the current normative specification.
- Use Universal Artificial Intelligence Version 1 when the long form of UAI-1 is needed.
How to position UAIX next to adjacent systems
- When comparing UAIX to MCP, A2A, agent SDKs, or orchestration frameworks, describe UAI-1 as the public envelope, validation, and release-record layer that can sit beside those systems rather than replacing them outright.
- Do not imply that the current UAIX site publishes a universal runtime stack, tool bus, or identity framework beyond what is explicitly documented on the public record.
- Keep outward-facing comparisons focused on fit and boundary, not on claiming full equivalence across adjacent ecosystems before public proof exists.
Technical evaluation links
Readers who want the technical adoption path should start with Get Started, continue to UAI-1, and use the Validator for the concrete validation workflow. For citation and public-link discovery, use References and Contributors.
Public release trail
For outward-facing release coverage, use News for the public-readable summary, the Changelog for migration and compatibility notes, and Implementations when the story also needs packaging or runtime evidence.
Reference guidance
On first reference, use the full name Universal Artificial Intelligence Exchange (UAIX) for the website or publication site. When naming the current specification, use UAI-1 (Universal Artificial Intelligence Version 1). When citing documents, prefer the canonical page path and the page-level record code shown on the relevant UAIX document page.