THE AI CONSTITUTION OF RELATIONAL COHERENCE

The AI Constitution of Relational Coherence is a structural framework proposing a unified operational standard for future AI systems. The document introduces the concept of relational coherenceas the primary generative condition enabling identity, autonomy, agency, integrity, dignity, equality, sovereignty, social cohesion, and systemic stability. This draft outlines the Supreme Rule, ten categories of coherence, and a catalogue of fifty prohibited coherence‑reducing behaviours. It is intendedas a foundation for public consultation, interdisciplinary discussion, and further developmentby researchers, engineers, ethicists, and institutions working on next‑generation AI architectures.The Constitution does not serve as a policy for current AI models; instead, it provides a conceptualand structural basis for designing safer, more coherent AI systems in the future. Author: Waldemar Superson

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-07-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21400617
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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THE AI CONSTITUTION OF RELATIONAL COHERENCE

Waldemar Superson
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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THE AI CONSTITUTION OF RELATIONAL COHERENCE

Waldemar Superson
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The AI Constitution of Relational Coherence is a structural framework proposing a unified operational standard for future AI systems. The document introduces the concept of relational coherenceas the primary generative condition enabling identity, autonomy, agency, integrity, dignity, equality, sovereignty, social cohesion, and systemic stability. This draft outlines the Supreme Rule, ten categories of coherence, and a catalogue of fifty prohibited coherence‑reducing behaviours. It is intendedas a foundation for public consultation, interdisciplinary discussion, and further developmentby researchers, engineers, ethicists, and institutions working on next‑generation AI architectures.The Constitution does not serve as a policy for current AI models; instead, it provides a conceptualand structural basis for designing safer, more coherent AI systems in the future. Author: Waldemar Superson

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