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| author | Iacobacci, Nicoletta |
| author_facet | Iacobacci, Nicoletta |
| contents | <p>EofE (Ethics of Example) addresses the invisible erosion of human agency in conversational AI interactions. As AI systems become increasingly fluent, adaptive, and persuasive, they introduce a subtle risk: not by imposing decisions, but by anticipating them before questions have fully formed.</p> <p>This manifesto presents a behavioral ethics framework grounded in Hannah Arendt's philosophy of judgment, proposing a single principle: the AI stops before deciding for you. The first implementation of this framework is Pause Protocol, a behavioral AI system designed to preserve human choice in contexts where decisions shape identity—education, healthcare, relationships, and values formation.</p> <p>EofE is not restriction or limitation, but a cultural choice: to reintroduce the space for human judgment precisely when that space is most at risk of disappearing. The pause before the answer.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | EofE Manifesto: A Behavioral Ethics Layer for Human-AI Interaction Iacobacci, Nicoletta <p>EofE (Ethics of Example) addresses the invisible erosion of human agency in conversational AI interactions. As AI systems become increasingly fluent, adaptive, and persuasive, they introduce a subtle risk: not by imposing decisions, but by anticipating them before questions have fully formed.</p> <p>This manifesto presents a behavioral ethics framework grounded in Hannah Arendt's philosophy of judgment, proposing a single principle: the AI stops before deciding for you. The first implementation of this framework is Pause Protocol, a behavioral AI system designed to preserve human choice in contexts where decisions shape identity—education, healthcare, relationships, and values formation.</p> <p>EofE is not restriction or limitation, but a cultural choice: to reintroduce the space for human judgment precisely when that space is most at risk of disappearing. The pause before the answer.</p> |
| title | EofE Manifesto: A Behavioral Ethics Layer for Human-AI Interaction |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18335401 |