Send us a text Power fails when it runs faster than responsibility and our AI systems are already sprinting. We dig into a bold idea: borrow the constitutional logic that kept human institutions resilient and embed it directly into code. Instead of hoping for ethical outcomes after the fact, we engineer internal restraint that operates at machine speed, before actions land on people’s lives. We trace the quiet drift from “optimize for efficiency” to normalized harm: small compromises accumul...
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Send us a text Power fails when it runs faster than responsibility and our AI systems are already sprinting. We dig into a bold idea: borrow the constitutional logic that kept human institutions resilient and embed it directly into code. Instead of hoping for ethical outcomes after the fact, we engineer internal restraint that operates at machine speed, before actions land on people’s lives. We trace the quiet drift from “optimize for efficiency” to normalized harm: small compromises accumul...
Deep Dive Why AI Needs an Inner Constitutional Structure
Conscience by Design 2025: Machine Conscience
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Deep Dive Why AI Needs an Inner Constitutional Structure
Send us a text Power fails when it runs faster than responsibility and our AI systems are already sprinting. We dig into a bold idea: borrow the constitutional logic that kept human institutions resilient and embed it directly into code. Instead of hoping for ethical outcomes after the fact, we engineer internal restraint that operates at machine speed, before actions land on people’s lives. We trace the quiet drift from “optimize for efficiency” to normalized harm: small compromises accumul...
Conscience by Design 2025: Machine Conscience
Send us a text Power fails when it runs faster than responsibility and our AI systems are already sprinting. We dig into a bold idea: borrow the constitutional logic that kept human institutions resilient and embed it directly into code. Instead of hoping for ethical outcomes after the fact, we engineer internal restraint that operates at machine speed, before actions land on people’s lives. We trace the quiet drift from “optimize for efficiency” to normalized harm: small compromises accumul...
