HUMROBOT: Cognitive Sovereignty in the Age of Algorithmic Decision-Making

This paper introduces the concept of HUMROBOT as a philosophical framework for analyzing the transformation of human cognition in technologically mediated societies. As artificial intelligence systems, algorithmic decision-making tools, and emerging neurotechnologies increasingly participate in human cognitive processes, the boundary between assistance and delegation becomes increasingly fragile. The paper argues that this shift threatens what is defined here as cognitive sovereignty: the capacity of individuals to retain control over their mental processes, including thought, memory, judgment, and decision-making.