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Article I
Human Creativity Protection
Protect human work from unauthorized extraction, imitation, and replacement.
What this requires
- Require disclosure of copyrighted and licensed training sources.
- Create consent, attribution, and compensation systems.
- Require clear labels on all AI-generated commercial media.
- Ensure liability when companies profit from infringement or deception.
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Article II
Synthetic Media Protection
Make identity manipulation, non-consensual imagery, and deceptive impersonation illegal.
What this requires
- Prohibit non-consensual or intimate synthetic imagery.
- Create rapid removal and evidence-preservation procedures.
- Require 100% disclosure for realistic synthetic impersonation.
- Penalize deliberate fraud, extortion, and identity misuse.
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Article III
AI Surveillance Restriction
Stop mass biometric monitoring from becoming ordinary public infrastructure.
What this requires
- Prohibit indiscriminate real-time facial recognition in public spaces.
- Require warrants, necessity, and strict limits for exceptional use.
- Ban biometric databases built from unlawfully obtained material.
- Require public inventories, audits, and appeal rights.
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Article IV
Worker Protection and Automation
Place responsibility on institutions that receive the benefit of automation.
What this requires
- Require advance disclosure and workforce impact assessments.
- Provide transition funding, severance, retraining, and worker consultation.
- Preserve human review for consequential employment decisions.
- Track whether efficiency gains reach workers or only owners.
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Article V
AI Infrastructure Standards
Make data-center expansion answer to the communities and ecosystems that host it.
What this requires
- Disclose facility electricity, water, emissions, and public incentives.
- Require independent environmental and grid consumption review.
- Allow denial where water, grid, noise, land, or climate standards fail.
- Prevent sleezy and secret utility deals that place costs on ordinary customers.
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Article VI
Human Knowledge Preservation
Protect the records people rely on to understand history, science, law, and culture.
What this requires
- Maintain durable records of major training datasets and model documentation.
- Make it illegal to destroy or hide physical human-made sources of information.
- Require correction systems for high-impact information.
- Preserve access to original human sources.
VII
Article VII
Corporate Accountability
Replace voluntary concern with enforceable responsibility.
What this requires
- Require independent audits for high-impact systems.
- Create mandatory incident reporting and public risk disclosure.
- Impose penalties large enough to change corporate behavior.
- Assign executive responsibility when documented risks are ignored.