> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faia.liccium.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faia.liccium.com/consortium/project-partners.md).

# FAIA Project Partners

The FAIA project (Fair AI Attribution) is a joint initiative that brings together expertise in data modelling, publishing standards, AI ethics, and verifiable declaration. Our consortium partners include:

## **Leiden University**

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*Centre for Digital Scholarship*

Leiden University provides academic oversight and develops the ethical, legal, and scholarly foundations of the FAIA framework. Their focus is on transparency, reproducibility, and research integrity in the context of AI-assisted content creation.

Leiden University Libraries’ Centre for Digital Scholarship:\
<https://www.library.universiteitleiden.nl/about-us/centre-for-digital-scholarship>

## **GO FAIR Foundation**

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The GO FAIR Foundation contributes deep expertise in semantic data modelling, metadata standards, and FAIR principles. It ensures that the FAIA vocabulary and declarations are interoperable, machine-readable, and openly accessible.

GO FAIR Foundation:\
[https://gofair.foundation](https://www.gofair.foundation/)

## **Liccium**

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Liccium develops the technical infrastructure and implements the FAIA attribution framework into its content verification software. This includes browser plugins, APIs, and publishing tools that allow creators and platforms to document and verify AI involvement.

Liccium:\
[https://liccium.com](https://liccium.com/)


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