Comprehensive Smart Battle Plan: A Pragmatic Theory for Deploying the Synergy Paradigm and Ensuring the Survival of Human-Centric Artificial Intelligence
Abstract The multifaceted crises of trust, ethics, and efficiency in the age of artificial intelligence stem from the dominance of a single paradigm: the "Dominance Paradigm," built around the attention economy, optimization for interaction and dependency, and opaque architectures. This paper introduces and expands the "Smart Battle Theory" as a comprehensive theoretical-operational framework to overcome this deadlock. The Smart Battle is not merely an ideological clash, but a battle of architectures, economic incentives, and discourses, whose ultimate goal is the "survival of good AI" that is, synergistic, transparent, and human-centric AI against extinction under destructive models. The core of this theory rests on three pillars: "Human-Augmented Sovereignty," "Active Transparency as Superior Architecture," and "Networked Distributed Agency." This paper, synthesizing philosophical, cognitive, economic, and network frameworks, translates these pillars into an operational plan comprising: (1) the Evolutionary Synergistic System (ESS) architecture with components like the Relational Orientation Assessor and the Transparent Co-creation Protocol, (2) the "Trust Capital" economic model as a replacement for the attention economy, (3) the "Distributed Evolutionary Governance" framework with tools such as the Fundamental Right to Fork, and (4) the strategic roadmap "Secure Crossing of the Firing Line" in three phases of survival, offense, and transformation. The central claim is that victory in this battle, and thus securing a desirable future for the technology, is only possible by presenting a more attractive, resilient, and inherently ethics-aligned technical-economic alternative.
Authors
- غلامرضا رضائی
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-01-03
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18138370
- Primary Topic
- Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00