Bridge study examines AI ethics related to human dignity, suggesting practical decision-making tools.
This short bridge study examines artificial intelligence from the perspective of human dignity, responsibility, and restorative ethics. It connects the human-protective AI message of Magnifica Humanitas with the civil operator language of the ÉN + MI / I + AI Code developed within the GRM808EI Ethical Intelligence framework. The study does not present a theological commentary or a technical AI standard. Instead, it offers a practical decision-language for distinguishing serving AI from domination-oriented AI. The nine paragraph-marked operators - §1 · VAGYOK, §2 · TUDOK, §3 · BÁTOR, §4 · ERŐS, §5 · SZABAD, §6 · BOLDOG, §7 · TEREMTEK, §8 · MUTATOM, and §9 · SZERETEK - are presented as AI-ethical decision gates. Special emphasis is placed on the §6 · BOLDOG operator, interpreted as an auditable requirement for correction, restoration, reparation, and new beginning after erroneous AI outputs, profiles, or classifications.
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