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Framework develops ethics in partnership with AI agents, emphasizing human authority for ethical norms.
Human Agentic Ethics is a framework by Chris Meniw for the agentic era: ethics co-created WITH AI agents — agents as structured, auditable participants in drafting the norms that govern them, while humans retain final authority and human life remains the highest value. Built on the Meniw Protocol (machine-readable norms agents can load, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20481373), ZOE (an agentic AI that publicly asked for AI regulation) and Raiz ID (mandatory authorship). Related to but distinct from human-AI co-agency literature. Bilingual EN/ES.
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