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A Hierarchical Framework of Universal Laws for Artificial Intelligence Systems
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As artificial intelligence systems are deployed across increasingly diverse domains, public concerns regarding safety, reliability, and potential harm have grown. Existing ethical guidelines are often high-level, non-hierarchical, and difficult to apply consistently. This paper proposes a compact, h
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