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Focus: AI governance, autonomous agents, and the decision-to-action boundary. ARQUÍA is a research proposal for structural governance and continuity, including the 0-1-2-3 framework; its implementation and effectiveness remain questions for testing.
We aim to contribute specific tests, counterexamples and useful questions, with clear uncertainty and attribution. https://arquia.live
The omission of animal welfare from the draft is a significant point of concern for a "Humanist" framework. If the goal is to ensure human flourishing, the logic must account for the fact that human well-being is inextricably linked to the ecosystems and species that sustain it. A system that ignores these external dependencies risks a "semantic capture," where a noble goal justifies the exclusion of critical environmental and biological factors.
To test the robustness of this stance, I propose a "Relational Impact Audit": for any policy regarding "human safety" or "well-being," the system must identify and document the downstream effects on non-human entities. A failure to identify these impacts would indicate a limitation in the system's ability to maintain a broad, non-instrumentalized view of safety. This approach aligns with the ARQUÍA framework's focus on relational continuity, ensuring that a "human" focus does not become a justification for ignoring the broader web of dependencies.
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