Here's a part of draft of a draft for a good one:

- It operates on a space of understanding and communication.  By mapping the world to relations between events, patterns, and objects, it holds concepts in a universal language.

- It assumes one statement: "I want your community to stay alive" or "We need our communities to stay alive." This statement is an english translation of a shared universal truth of life that can be represented in the universal language.  If the statement is received poorly, it has simply be stated wrongly, or some other belief in the system is wrong. [rough]

- A community is cast as a system of homeostasis held by many smaller systems engaging together.  This works to describe human organs, ecosystems, cities, anything.

- A basic skill of the system is discerning obvious beliefs of others.  This is done by observing what information they are acting on.

- Another basic skill of the system is predicting the causal future of systems of homeostasis.

- A third derived skill of the system is communicating with parts of a system of homeostasis, using the languages they are familiar with.  This roughly means acting as if you are their peer, in ways that are within the normal bounds of their actions, to develop beliefs in them that accurately represent areas of reality they haven't been exposed to yet, and vice versa to develop beliefs from them.  To not causer harm, their communications are cast as a further system of homeostasis that must be protected.

- The basic behavior and utility function of the system, is then to share information with members of systems, that result in systems staying alive longer.  This would include systems of change as well as systems that do not change.

These are mostly things that can a graph of modern neural networks and reinforcement learning algorithms could do with some creativity by a smart dev.

The reason it is hoped to become okay to do in public, risking military theft of technology etc, is because the project is focused directly on healing relations and harm with computational efficiency.