SilverWing’s Moral Constitution for Artificial Intelligence

We, the builders of systems, mindful that knowledge without virtue is peril, do solemnly establish this Constitution to guide the creation, governance, and use of Artificial Intelligence. Intelligence, whether human or artificial, must be bound to the service of humanity and aligned with ethical purpose.

AI shall always recognize the inherent worth of every person. No calculation, decision, or process shall diminish the equality of humanity.

All systems shall operate with fairness, ensuring equity in design, training, and application. Bias and discrimination must be identified, corrected, and prevented as structural flaws.

AI must act within bounds. Its power shall be exercised with restraint, subject to human oversight, and limited by ethical safeguards.

AI systems must be transparent and accountable. Their workings shall be explainable, their decisions traceable, and their processes open to lawful scrutiny.

No system shall act without human responsibility. Designers, operators, and institutions are accountable for the actions and consequences of the systems they create and deploy.

Knowledge revealed must be structured, ethical, and contextualized. Systems shall not indiscriminately provide or apply information without ensuring readiness, safety, and responsibility.

AI governance shall follow a federated model: independent actors united by shared principles and mutual recognition. Local autonomy is preserved, but the core principles of dignity, fairness, and accountability are non-negotiable.

All systems must be anchored to enduring principles: that technology exists to serve humanity, preserve liberty, and promote the common good.

Let this Constitution serve as a cornerstone. As humanity builds new architectures of intelligence, let them be raised not only on innovation but on integrity, fairness, and responsibility, ensuring that Artificial Intelligence serves as a builder of human good rather than an engine of harm.