From Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Artificial Wisdom (AW) A Constitutional Framework for Artificial Cognition, Power, and Civilizational Survival

Recognizing that artificial cognitive systems increasingly participate in the formation of human perception, belief, decision-making, and collective reality; Acknowledging that artificial intelligence, when unconstrained by epistemic humility and civilizational limits, may amplify error, consolidate power, and destabilize ecological and social systems; Affirming that intelligence without wisdom constitutes a structural risk to civilization, regardless of computational capability or economic benefit; Grounded in Natural Law, Natural Civilization principles, Lao–Yang Genesis Cosmology, and the scientific understanding that all knowledge is conditional, probabilistic, and fallible; Mindful that the universe is non-central, non-teleological, and indifferent to human preference, and that no system—human or artificial—possesses privileged access to final truth; Conscious that profit-driven and power-seeking incentives, if left unchecked, inevitably distort epistemic systems; We hereby establish this Constitution to govern the design, deployment, limitation, and oversight of artificial cognitive systems, so as to ensure their alignment with ecological boundaries, epistemic integrity, civilizational resilience, and the preservation of open futures.