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To create a comprehensive framework for understanding everyday human-AI interactions through descriptive and philosophical approaches.

February 11, 2026Open Access

The Augmanitai Compendium: A Complete Framework for Human-AI Interaction — Taxonomy, Typology, Axioms & Term Index (645 Terms)

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To create a comprehensive framework for understanding everyday human-AI interactions through descriptive and philosophical approaches.
Developed a framework with multiple components including axioms, taxonomies, typologies, and forecasts.
Systematically reviewed terminology against a list of blacklisted words.
Included a significant index of original terms related to human-AI interactions.
Established 21 practical axioms for better human-AI collaboration.
Created a 9-dimensional taxonomy categorizing various work states.
Identified 12 diverse interaction profiles detailing working styles.

Abstract

The Augmanitai Compendium is a descriptive, creative-philosophical framework mapping everyday human-AI interaction patterns. It contains: 21 practical axioms for productive collaboration, a 9-dimensional taxonomy of work states, 12 interaction profiles (typology of working styles), a 7-phase evolutionary model of competence development, 7 socio-economic forecasts for 2030, and a complete index of 645 original terms. All terminology has been systematically reviewed against 190+ blacklisted words — the document contains zero clinical, medical, diagnostic, therapeutic, or brand-related terms. This work does not advocate for or against AI use. Published as citizen science. CC BY-ND 4.0.

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