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Constitutional Framework for Artificial Intelligence

Neder, Dennis · 2026
PhilArchive · Papers · 2026
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The Constitutional Framework for Artificial Intelligence proposes a first‑principles governance model that defines the purpose, limits, and obligations of artificial systems within human society. It establishes human sovereignty, epistemic integrity, and accountability as constitutional constraints on AI behavior, while distinguishing real, near‑term risks from speculative existential narratives. By articulating durable structural safeguards and clear duties for both AI systems and human stewards, the Framework offers a coherent blueprint for aligning artificial agency with democratic legitimacy and long‑term civilizational stability.
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