The Theoretical Foundations and Practical Applications of the Minimal Existential Pursuit Right for AI and Cloned Beings

This study proposes a novel secular, objective, and jurisprudential ethical foundation, the Right to Minimal Existential Pursuit (RMEP), designed to resolve the foundational crisis of modern moral systems in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and autonomous systems. RMEP critiques the ontological vulnerability of traditional Human Rights, which are predicated on restrictive concepts (such as "human dignity") and are easily subverted by the emergence of non-biological entities. The RMEP doctrine establishes an objective moral theory by deriving the normative imperative ("ought") immanently from the Reflexive Kinetic Logic of existence ("is"). It defines the Minimal Right as the unassailable logical prerequisite for any self-organizing entity to maintain the rational possibility of its own being. The application section focuses on evaluating current AI ideologies, particularly those characterized by instrumentalism and anthropocentrism. RMEP provides an ontologically neutral framework for determining moral scope, independent of substance or biology, allowing for the consistent consideration of Semi-Autonomous Entities and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The ultimate goal is to provide a resilient ethical structure capable of resisting manipulation and securing the basic conditions of existence for all subjects in an increasingly technologically mediated world.