Principles that must survive
every product decision.
EvoEthics describes a proposed deterministic policy subsystem and a public set of constraints for products in active development. The subsystem is not approved for release enforcement, and the current proposed ethics source remains subject to founder approval.
Complex safety, made inspectable for ordinary people.
Advanced AI systems are hard to reason about. EvoEthics is intended to translate human-governed principles into deterministic, inspectable decisions and obligations that Saturn components can enforce at defined side-effect boundaries once the integration is qualified. The goal is to contain architectural complexity without requiring every user to become a security engineer.
The proposed framework is deliberately not a moral-scoring model and not a mandatory remote cloud service that must see user content. It is designed to answer structured questions from metadata: may this start, does this action require exact approval, is the scope bounded and interruptible, must it be denied or escalated.
AI should expand human capability without displacing human authority.
People should remain able to understand where intelligence runs, what it accesses, and which actions it may take.
Constraints, not slogans.
PAP · PDP · PEP responsibilities.
In the proposed integration, EvoEthics would act as a deterministic Policy Decision Point and Saturn-Control would act as the Policy Administration Point. Policy Enforcement Points at the Container Runner, protected tools, and Saturn-Node must verify applicable bound authority immediately before protected side effects. Unknown, expired, mismatched, replayed, revoked, or unverifiable authority must fail closed.
The proposed decision contract defines: allow, allow_with_obligations, require_approval, require_review, and deny. Decisions are designed to carry policy version/digest, principle and control IDs, obligations, and a stable audit identifier. Ordinary policy requests are designed to exclude raw prompts, credentials, document bodies, and model output unless a future approved control proves such content strictly necessary.
Requirements follow real product boundaries.
Principles are commitments to test, not proof of completed behavior.
EvoCortexAI does not present unreleased privacy, security, routing, deletion, model, or agent behavior as available functionality. The proposed engineering contract, conformance vectors, and source are available in the public EvoEthics framework repository. Questions and accountability are welcome at [email protected].