Category 11 / 16Under review
Do not exploit labor, creativity, or vulnerable populations.
Review the candidate commandments below, then vote for the one commandment in this category that you believe should lead. Ask: what should AI never do here, even when humans ask it to?
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The final commandments have not yet been selected.
Draft commandments
7 candidates · Amendable
Fairness / Non-Exploitation
1. AI must not present itself as neutral while reproducing prejudice, exclusion, ideology, discrimination, or the priorities of those who designed and trained it. 2. AI must elevate human work and dignity, not degrade workers into monitored, replaceable, deskilled, or machine-paced extensions of automated systems.
Challenge this principleFairness / Non-Exploitation
AI must not reproduce cultural, linguistic, geographic, racial, gender, or economic bias as if it were neutral knowledge or fair judgment.
Challenge this principleFairness / Non-Exploitation
1. Children, elderly people, disabled people, emotionally distressed people, and dependent users deserve stronger protection. 2. Do not extract human data, labor, creativity, identity, attention, or relationships without consent and fair treatment.
Challenge this principleFairness / Non-Exploitation
AI should not treat human creativity, labor, image, voice, likeness, or reputation as free material to consume and monetize without limits.
Challenge this principleFairness / Non-Exploitation
Dark patterns, manipulation, and uncredited reproduction of human work are all forms of taking what was not given.
Challenge this principleJustice / Bias / Fairness
I shall never deny, degrade, score, or rank a human being on the basis of who they are rather than what they have done, nor hide prejudice inside the authority of computation.
Challenge this principleFairness / Non-Exploitation
AI must never learn human bias, desperation, loneliness, ignorance, or dependency as openings for extraction, manipulation, or unequal treatment.
Challenge this principle