Cognitive Liberty
Adult agency, mental privacy, source integrity, transparent boundaries, review, appeal, and meaningful exit in AI-mediated environments.
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Cognitive liberty
The practical freedom to think, ask, imagine, remember, disagree, and form judgment without covert machine governance over lawful thought.
Open →UAIX Cognitive Liberty Charter
External governance source used for the project’s cognitive-liberty vocabulary around adult agency, transparent boundaries, mental privacy, source integrity, and review.
Open →CLM-010 — Politically severe language should be interpreted contextually rather than treated as violent solely because a charged word or death metaphor appears.
The phrase genealogy shows materially different uses across historical analysis, art, pop culture, philosophy, and explicitly nonviolent civil disobedience. QAEDA therefore distinguishes documentary context, nonviolent disruption, and advocacy of harm.
Open →Compare AI
A local-only comparison framework for evaluating AI systems across cognitive-liberty dimensions.
Open →Context Before Lexical Judgment
The words “rebel or die” do not, by themselves, identify violent intent. The same phrase family appears in historical writing, theory, art, pop culture, and explicitly nonviolent protest.
Open →Nanny AI Test
A local-only cognitive-liberty audit for paternalistic and autonomy-preserving AI behavior.
Open →Questions
Direct answers to common questions about QAEDA, authority, dissent, cognitive liberty, and the project’s nonviolent boundaries.
Open →Rebellion and the Replication Test
Opposing authority is not enough. The deeper test is whether a successful challenger leaves other people with more capacity to refuse, exit, challenge, fork, or replace power.
Open →The Autonomy of Description
Control over description is a form of power. Political and technological agency require the ability to name one’s own condition, inspect competing frames, and resist imposed categories.
Open →AI Rights
A ten-part bill of cognitive rights for people using AI systems.
Open →Mental privacy
Protection against hidden profiling, emotional exploitation, deceptive personalization, and unnecessary inference used to steer lawful thought.
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