Net Trust Score is an independent index of how much people trust the companies building AI. Verified voters rate each company from 0 to 10, and the site turns those ratings into one number per company, worked out in the open. See how the score works.
Why it exists
AI is moving into the tools people use for work, health, money and learning faster than most of us can decide who to trust with it. Net Trust Score asks people directly, and shows what each answer is worth: the voter count, the full 0 to 10 distribution, and reasons in voters' own words.
How it stays independent
- Net Trust Score takes no money from the companies it rates. Any sponsor is named in the method.
- Scores are never edited by hand, and every moderation action is logged.
- The method is public, and every change to it is dated in its change log.
Who runs it
Net Trust Score is built and run by Chris Heuer through AdHocnium LLC. Chris has spent 30 years on community and the human side of technology, and his work comes back to one idea: as AI changes how we work and live, people should stay primary. An honest, public measure of trust is part of that.
Where it stands
The site is in alpha. Ratings and features may reset before launch, and the first scores appear as each company reaches 30 ratings.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections or press: write to us.