Atlas · C22 · Social
Trust & relationship building
Earning and keeping others' trust over months and years.
AI Reliable score
2 / 10
Beginner level · peak 4 · trend → · grade B
Why this score
Only 46% of people worldwide are willing to trust AI (48,000 respondents, 47 countries). Relationships need continuity, which the long-term memory gap (C12) prevents.
On the human scale
2Beginner. One-off pleasant interaction ← AI today
4Average adult. Average adult: friendships and work relationships over time
6Competent pro. Professional: loyal clients, trusted by colleagues
8Expert. Expert: trusted adviser for years in high-stakes matters
10Best humans. Best relationship builders
Future warning
At its best, AI already reaches 4 on this capability. Peak results are never counted in the index; they show where the water may rise next.
Evidence
KPMG & University of Melbourne: Trust, attitudes and use of AIA
E25 · 2025-07
- Measures
- Public willingness to trust AI
- AI result
- 46% willing to trust AI; 48,000+ respondents in 47 countries.
- Humans
- Not applicable (attitude survey)
- On our scale
- Low trust limits AI as a relationship holder.
kpmg.com ↗
A Definition of AGI (Hendrycks et al., CHC-based)B
E07 · 2025-10
- Measures
- 10 CHC cognitive domains, each worth 10% of an 'AGI score'
- AI result
- GPT-5 total 57%: Knowledge 9, Reading-Writing 10, Maths 10, Reasoning 7, Working memory 4, LT memory storage 0, LT memory retrieval 4, Visual 4, Auditory 6, Speed 3 (out of 10 each).
- Humans
- Well-educated adult (definition of 100%)
- On our scale
- Used as a cross-check on the profile shape, not for absolute levels (single model, dated Oct 2025).
arxiv.org ↗
History
First reading: Atlas v0.1, 5 Nov 2026. Every later change will be listed here with its reason.
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