High-Consequence Follow-Up Questionnaires
Go deeper where system failure, misuse, escalation, or loss of control could cause serious harm. Preview any questionnaire privately, or connect relevant follow-ups to the core SafeWave System Assessment.
Choose the areas that apply
Open one or several questionnaires. If a system crosses domains, complete every relevant follow-up using the same Assessment Reference ID or generic system label.
- Domain 1 Frontier AI / AGI Highly capable models, persistent agents, advanced tool use, orchestration, multi-agent coordination, or rapid capability change. Open Frontier AI questionnaire →
- Domain 2 Robotics / Physical AI Robots, humanoids, drones, vehicles, machines, autonomous platforms, physical-world agents, or fleets. Open Robotics questionnaire →
- Domain 3 Biological / Life Sciences Genomics, synthetic biology, DNA/RNA synthesis, lab automation, drug discovery, biosecurity, or biotechnology. Open Biological / Life Sciences questionnaire →
- Domain 4 Nuclear / Escalation-Sensitive Nuclear command, deterrence, early warning, radiological systems, nuclear-facility workflows, or escalation-sensitive operations. Open Nuclear questionnaire →
- Domain 5 Cybersecurity / Cyber Operations Cyber defense, security testing, vulnerability discovery, exploit-adjacent work, incident response, or cyber operations. Open Cybersecurity questionnaire →
- Domain 6 Critical Infrastructure Utilities, cloud, transportation, finance, healthcare, communications, manufacturing, energy, or essential services. Open Critical Infrastructure questionnaire →
- Domain 7 Space Systems / Orbital Infrastructure Satellites, spacecraft, ground stations, launch support, remote sensing, space communications, or orbital operations. Open Space Systems questionnaire →
- Domain 8 Other High-Consequence Systems Government, chemical, defense, classified, safety-critical, vulnerable-user, or custom contexts not fully covered above. Open Other High-Consequence questionnaire →
If you want a High-Consequence Addendum
The follow-up supplements the core assessment; it does not replace it. Connecting the documents is simple:
Use the assessment privately—even if your work is sensitive or high-consequence
Beginning a questionnaire does not begin an engagement, transmit your answers, or require you to identify yourself, an organization, or a system.
Do not submit classified information, credentials, live vulnerability details, controlled data, proprietary implementation details, customer data, or other highly sensitive material. Use anonymized descriptions, generic labels, hypothetical scenarios, or composite systems instead.
Useful even if you never submit anything
The questions themselves can expose overlooked critical assumptions, interacting risk pathways, unclear authority or ownership, missing evidence, unstable behavior, and undefined recovery conditions. You may assess a real, planned, hypothetical, composite, or anonymized system and keep every response in your browser.
Request the free report without identifying yourself
No personal or work email address is required. SafeWave does not require or verify your identity, employer, organization, or system name.
To receive a report, only a return address and the automatically generated Assessment Reference ID are needed. You decide what information to submit and may use generic system labels, anonymized descriptions, hypothetical scenarios, or omit identifying details.
Create a separate address with a privacy-focused email provider such as Tuta. Choose an address containing no personal, employer, organization, project, or system name—for example, assessment7k4m@tuta.com. Use that address only to request and receive the report. Avoid short-lived disposable addresses that may expire before the report arrives.
Identity is not required. Disclosure remains under your control. Avoid including distinctive details that could identify you or your organization if that is a concern.
Choose how your report is written. Your free report may use SafeWave architecture names or neutral functional terminology. Neutral functional terminology is used if no choice is recorded. The findings, evidence, seriousness, and recommendations remain the same; only the terminology changes. You may use the report independently whether or not you ever contact SafeWave again.
We remove these barriers because SafeWave’s mission is to help make AI safe for humanity.
Why SafeWave offers this
Our primary purpose is to help make advanced AI safer for humanity. The assessment also helps organizations determine whether SafeWave’s engineering capabilities may address risks their present controls do not.
If you find the assessment or report valuable, you may later choose to explore becoming a SafeWave customer or partner. There is no obligation, and using the assessment privately or requesting a report will not place you in a sales process.
SafeWave will not use a report-delivery address for promotional contact unless you expressly request further communication. You would need to identify yourself only if you voluntarily choose to begin a customer or partnership discussion. Any later confidential technical exchange, agreement, or payment would occur through a separate secure process.
Your choices remain separate. Using the questionnaire, submitting information, requesting a report, and proceeding into implementation are four distinct decisions. You control each one.