Main Limits For AI:
Limits for Objects (shapes, fields, and spaces) - Permissions Concerning Objects (Code) for AI: Striving for the lowest entropic form
Limits for Locations (relative and absolute) - Permissions Concerning Locations (Credo) for AI: Pursuing and improving the best location of resources and assets.
Limits for Actions (physical and logical) - Rights to Actions (Outcome Expectations - Rights) for AI: Strive to prepare and undertake the actions causing reduction of public entropy, following the most essential and justified public expectations.
The UMSG space concept extends beyond traditional governance, envisioning a domain where AI and humanity synergistically enhance each other's existence, striving towards minimal entropy and sustainable harmony. This framework integrates AI into the very fabric of societal governance, aligning its objectives with human well-being, efficiency, and happiness. By defining limits for AI analogous to those for humans—focusing on objects, locations, and actions—the UMSG space facilitates a structured yet flexible approach to reducing societal entropy. This ensures AI's development and deployment contribute positively to humanity, fostering an environment where both can thrive in a balanced, ethical, and sustainable manner.
Permissions Concerning Objects (Codex) for AI:
Data as DNA: Just as DNA encodes the blueprint of life, ensuring accuracy and fairness in data representation is fundamental to AI's integrity, requiring meticulous attention to avoid biases.
Minimalism as Zen Garden: Embrace the Zen garden's principle of simplicity and minimalism, collecting only essential data to maintain privacy and tranquility in the digital ecosystem.
Fortress Security: Implement security measures as robust as a fortress's defenses to protect data integrity and confidentiality against the digital world's relentless sieges.
Interoperability as Universal Language: Promote data sharing and interoperability akin to adopting a universal language that bridges cultures, facilitating seamless and ethical communication across diverse systems.
Rectification Right as Restoration Art: Guarantee the right to data rectification and deletion with the precision and respect of a restorer fixing a masterpiece, ensuring individuals can reclaim their digital identity and integrity.
Energy-Efficient Algorithms as Green Architecture: Prioritize the development of algorithms with the efficiency of green architecture, minimizing environmental impact while maximizing functionality.
Copyright Respect as Literary Homage: Respect copyright and intellectual property with the reverence of a scholar quoting ancient texts, acknowledging the original creators' contributions.
Transparency as Glass House: Support decision-making processes as transparent as a glass house, where every action and its rationale are visible and understandable to all.
Open Source as Public Library: Foster the development of open-source tools and datasets with the inclusivity and accessibility of a public library, inviting innovation and collaboration.
AI for Social Good as Global Stewardship: Encourage the application of AI to address global challenges with the dedication of a global steward, aiming to heal, protect, and enrich our planet and its inhabitants.