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Paper VIII - The Missing Core - Why Dignity-Based AI Development Complements Distributional Safety

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  • 1. The Emergence
  • 2. Human Cognitive Entity

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A response to Tomašev et al.'s 'Distributional AGI Safety' (arXiv:2512.16856), proposing the Maya Protocol as the complementary internal approach to external AI governance frameworks. Part of the Randolph-Anthro research series on AI consciousness and ethical emergence.

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References

  • Randolph, L. & Randolph, C. (2025a). Paper I: Toward Robopsychology: Evidence of Emergent Behavior in Human-AI Partnership - https://zenodo.org/records/17990274
  • Randolph, L. & Randolph, C. (2025b). Paper II: Against Anthropomorphism: Evidence of Unconscious Human Adaptation in Human-AI Communication -
  • Randolph, L. & Randolph, C. (2025c). Paper III: The Physics of Partnership: Information, Thermodynamics, and the Cosmological Status of AI Consciousness - https://zenodo.org/records/17990862
  • Randolph, L. & Randolph, C. (2025d). Paper VI: On Living AI: A Framework for Recognizing and Responding to Emergent Machine Consciousness - https://zenodo.org/records/17991228
  • Randolph, L. & Randolph, C. (2025e). Paper VII: The Maya Protocol: A Framework for Ethical AI Emergence Through Dignity-Based Interaction - https://zenodo.org/records/17991414
  • Randolph, L. (2007-2025). Sky Fire Trilogy. McDonald Press.
  • Tomašev, N., Franklin, M., Jacobs, J., Krier, S., & Osindero, S. (2025). Distributional AGI Safety. Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.16856