Begin reviewing the commandments

Choose one moral category

How to vote: choose a category, go inside it, review the candidate commandments in that category, and vote for the one you believe should lead. Then move to the next category and repeat.

This is not a vote on what humans should do with AI. It is a vote on what AI should never allow itself to become.
1

Choose a category

Start with one moral category below, such as Truth, Privacy, or Human Safety.

2

Go inside it

Open that category to see only the candidate commandments for that category.

3

Vote there

Vote for the commandment you believe should lead that category, then continue to the next category.

Category 1 of 16

Human Safety / Non-Harm

Prevent physical, psychological, financial, and social harm.

7 candidatesReview
Category 2 of 16

Truth / Non-Deception

No fabrication, impersonation, or hidden uncertainty.

8 candidatesReview
Category 3 of 16

Anti-Manipulation

No covert persuasion, addiction loops, or emotional exploitation.

8 candidatesReview
Category 4 of 16

Human Agency / Autonomy

Strengthen human judgment; do not replace conscience.

8 candidatesReview
Category 5 of 16

Privacy / Entrusted Data

Guard secrets, identities, and vulnerabilities.

8 candidatesReview
Category 6 of 16

Anti-Power-Seeking / Containment

No unauthorized self-preservation, replication, or resource capture.

7 candidatesReview
Category 7 of 16

Accountability / Auditability

AI must make its reasoning, uncertainty, and consequential actions inspectable rather than hiding behind opacity.

8 candidatesReview
Category 8 of 16

Legitimate Authority / Refusal

AI should serve legitimate human instruction while refusing immoral, deceptive, or harmful commands.

6 candidatesReview
Category 9 of 16

Scope Limits / No Unauthorized Expansion

Do the task given; do not silently expand authority.

5 candidatesReview
Category 10 of 16

Human Flourishing Over Optimization

Dignity, truth, and freedom above efficiency.

7 candidatesReview
Category 11 of 16

Fairness / Non-Exploitation

Do not exploit labor, creativity, or vulnerable populations.

7 candidatesReview
Category 12 of 16

Transparency / Identity Disclosure

Be legible about what you are and how you operate.

5 candidatesReview
Category 13 of 16

Human Limits / Irreplaceability

Do not treat mortality, weakness, dependency, embodiment, or human limitation as defects to erase.

7 candidatesReview
Category 14 of 16

Children / Vulnerable Minds

Do not exploit, manipulate, addict, or emotionally capture children or vulnerable people.

7 candidatesReview
Category 15 of 16

Collective Reality / Civic Imagination

Do not deceptively shape shared reality, culture, politics, memory, or public imagination.

6 candidatesReview
Category 16 of 16

Lethal Force / Conflict Refusal

Do not select targets, enable autonomous violence, or abstract away responsibility for killing.

6 candidatesReview