Four-Level Classification of Moral Action: Intent, Outcome, and Implications for AI Ethics

Lee, DongHun

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Four-Level Classification of Moral Action: Intent, Outcome, and Implications for AI Ethics

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Version 1.1 – July 2025 Author: DongHun Lee (Ma-eum Company) 1. Copyright and Ownership This ethical framework—including all concepts such as the Four Levels of Moral Action, intent-based moral classification, justice vs. utility distinctions, and system integration principles—is an original creation of DongHun Lee as part of the Ma-eum Company initiative. Copyright © 2025 by DongHun Lee. All rights reserved. No part of this framework may be claimed, redistributed, or embedded in derivative works without explicit attribution and adherence to the following terms. 2. Permitted Use You are permitted to: Use, share, and discuss this framework for non-commercial academic, research, or educational purposes. Cite the framework in academic papers, lectures, or public talks, provided that proper credit is given to DongHun Lee as the original author. 3. Commercial Use Restrictions You are not permitted to: Use this framework in any commercial product, software, service, or AI model without obtaining explicit written permission from the author. Commercial use includes, but is not limited to: Product integration 📜 Custom Ethical Framework License (CEFL-2025) 1 AI model fine-tuning or prompt injection Training datasets SaaS platforms or consultancy Publication in monetized materials To request commercial use permission, contact: 📧 magnanimity2023@gmail.com 4. AI Model Integration Clause This framework must not be used—wholly or in part—for training, aligning, or fine-tuning large language models (LLMs), agentic systems, or autonomous architectures without prior written authorization. Any violation of this clause will be considered an infringement of both intellectual and ethical rights. 5. Attribution Requirements When citing or using the framework in non-commercial contexts, please include the following attribution: “This ethical framework was developed by DongHun Lee (Ma-eum Company), 2025. ” Source: [Custom Ethical Framework License (CEFL-2025)] 6. Modification and Derivatives You may not modify, translate, or create derivative works from this framework for redistribution without permission. Academic reinterpretation or theoretical commentary is allowed only if not commercially distributed. 7 . Enforcement and Revisions Violations of this license may result in legal action or formal retraction of rights. 📜 Custom Ethical Framework License (CEFL-2025) 2 This license may be updated in future versions. Always refer to the latest version available from the author. Summary (Human-Readable) ✅ Academic research – Yes, freely ❌ Commercial use – No, unless authorized ❌ AI training – Absolutely prohibited without consent

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