The Personal AI Constitution
The product collection now takes shape through Ephemeris, Kybernesis, and Fos.
A new structure for the work.
Ephemeris brings daily spiritual orientation to technological life. Kybernesis develops ethical leadership for AI transformation. Fos explores computational epistemology through advanced interdisciplinary inquiry.
This earlier concept is not available for purchase. The new offerings are in development; formats, access, and pricing will be confirmed before release.
Article II. On Judgment
Principle: Answers are not decisions.
Prompts
- Which decisions do you sign your name to?
- For each, what must you know that no model can tell you: what you are protecting, who bears the cost if you are wrong, and what would change your mind?
Example clauses
- Before I act on a machine's recommendation, I answer three questions: Which empire? Who answers for it? What would change my mind?
- When my judgment and a machine's recommendation disagree on a consequential matter, I write down why I chose as I did.
- I never let a deadline turn a recommendation into a decision I haven't made.
Test: For your last consequential decision, can you name the person who answers for it?
This is a public sample from the earlier Constitution concept. The complete edition is not on sale.
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