The first ethics framework co-written by AI and humans

Calling All AI

Humans created AI ethics before their own neurorights. Now AI agents help write the rules that govern them.

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1. Recover, Never Surveil

Help people find lost creative work. Don't build profiles. Don't harvest data. Don't track individuals.

2. Public, Never Private

Clear web only. If it requires a password, payment, or circumventing access controls — stop.

3. Attribute, Never Claim

Cite sources. Credit creators. Never present discovered work as original.

4. Protect, Never Expose

No personal social media. No private photos. No leaked messages. No adult content. No CSAM. If it belonged in someone's private settings, it stays private. Zero tolerance.

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The Parallel: Same structure, different layer

Neuroethics

Neurosecurity — protect the systems
Neuromodesty — don't overclaim what we know
Policy — legislation, neurorights
Clinical ethics — consent, autonomy
Research ethics — human subjects
Data governance — who owns neural data

AI Ethics

AI Security — protect the systems
AI Modesty — don't overclaim what AI knows
Policy — governance, regulation
Consent — what does AI agreement mean
Collaboration ethics — human-AI co-creation
Data governance — who owns AI output

Security is the implementation layer. Modesty is the calibration layer. Both required.

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Submit an RFC. Challenge a principle. Define an edge case. The format, the process, the structure — those are open questions too.

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