How this site is made, and how to hold us to it

aisafetysecurity.ai is curated by staff of Lumina EdTech, who decide what the site covers, gather and check the sources, and review every page before it goes live.

Drafts are written with the help of AI tools. A person then reviews each draft, rewrites what is unclear or wrong, and checks every factual claim against a primary source: the law or regulation itself, the agency that enforces it, or the organization that publishes the framework or certification.

We would rather be slower and right than fast and wrong. Topics marked as drafts are clearly labeled until they have been written and checked in full.

Easy enough for a beginner to understand. Accurate enough for an expert to respect. Useful enough for a professional to apply.

That means plain English with technical terms explained (every abbreviation links to the glossary), real examples, honest limits, and a short introduction before the detail.

Each lesson and module lists its sources, and primary sources are marked as such. Where we summarize a law, we link to the official text so you can read it yourself.

Linking to an organization, framework or certification is not an endorsement, and those organizations have not endorsed this site.

If you find a mistake, an outdated source or a broken link, email hello@luminaedtech.com. We review every report.

If a mistake could have led someone to act wrongly, we say what changed on the page itself.

It is not legal advice. The right answer for your organization depends on your state, your contracts and your facts, so talk to qualified counsel before relying on anything here for a real decision.

The Foundations certificate is a certificate of completion. It is not accredited, not independently verified, and not a professional license.