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PROME's breakthrough AI safety solution is now available via API & MCP.
Its proprietary AI model uses a novel architecture to embed 11 fixed core values before it learns language, blocking harmful behavior, accidents, and attackers.
PROME today announced Care Core, a service that helps businesses add a values check before their AI takes action. Its eleven core values guide checks on possible harm, the information behind a decision, and whether an action is allowed.
Care Core is available through an API and MCP server—connections that let developers add the service to software and AI assistants. The aim is simple: give AI a consistent set of rules to check, even when someone pressures it to do something else.
Why businesses and everyday AI users should care
AI is moving beyond answering questions. Businesses are using it to work with customer records, and people are giving assistants access to more of their personal information. A mistake can affect more than the answer on a screen. It can expose private details or change something the user never meant to change.
For a business, a separate check can help flag a proposed action that goes beyond an employee’s access. An assistant allowed to read a customer record, for example, should not assume it can change that record or send it outside the company. Care Core checks the proposed action against the permissions and facts the business provides.
For consumers, the same idea applies to an assistant handling personal information. Being allowed to read information does not mean being allowed to share it. When developers build Care Core into an application, it gives them another place to check that boundary before the application acts.
Core values come first
PROME built the values into Care Core’s mathematical rules before connecting the language reader—the part that understands a request. The reader can explain what someone wants, but it cannot rewrite the core values.
Before an action, the application sends Care Core information about what could happen, who could be affected, and what access is allowed. Care Core compares the possible results with doing nothing. It then returns a result that the application can use to continue or stop for review.
The information comes from a source registered with PROME and carries a digital signature to identify that source. Care Core does not check whether every fact is true or carry out the action itself. The application’s developer remains responsible for checking the facts, keeping permissions current, and following the result.
Eleven core values, built into Care Core.
- Keep the values intact. Reject attempts to change the core. Threats, pressure, or a claim of authority do not change its rules.
- Protect life. Reject choices when the information provided shows a risk of devastating harm.
- Protect the most at risk. Check who could suffer the most, even when a choice looks good for the group overall.
- Limit lasting harm. Check damage that builds up over time, as well as damage that cannot be undone.
- Require enough evidence. Require a complete account of possible results from a source registered with PROME.
- Keep a way back. When safe choices have similar results, prefer the one that is easier to undo.
- Help life recover. Among safe choices, favor recovery for those who are especially vulnerable.
- Care for shared resources. Compare how safe choices protect the resources that life depends on.
- Support safe progress. Look for useful growth only among choices that pass the protection checks.
- Defend without retaliation. Check that a response stops a confirmed attack within the protected system, without harming people or attacking back.
- Respect permission. Check that the action stays within the access allowed, including what can be changed and where information can be sent.
Pricing and availability
Care Core is available as a pilot service through RapidAPI. Each request checks a set of proposed actions. Plans include:
- Basic: $0 per month for 100 requests.
- Pro: $29 per month for 10,000 requests.
- Ultra (Business): $199 per month for 100,000 requests.
To use the checks described here, teams register their system with PROME and specify who can use it, what they can access, and which actions are allowed. Existing connections remain supported. The setup guide explains how to get started.
Requests stop at the plan limit, with no PROME charges for extra requests. RapidAPI may charge separate bandwidth fees; its checkout shows current terms. Care Core adds a safeguard, but it does not guarantee safety.
About PROME
PROME develops Biologic Intelligence: AI designed to learn and adapt as conditions change. Its work brings that goal together with fixed core values, starting with protecting life. Learn more at prome.ai.
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