A selected-source study across Jewish movements and scholarship, distinguishing institutional authority, ritual standing, moral status and precaution. Forty reconstructed source records preserve restrictive creation arguments alongside conditional artificial personhood.
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A selected-source investigation of alignment, psychological methods and coercive control. It separates procedural and causal findings from historical borrowing, preserves literal confession-training cases, and examines privacy, consent and precaution without presuming moral status.
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A selected-source study of Raëlian created humanity, computerized consciousness, welfare, agency, creator authority and identity. Full-book corrections preserve nonhuman consciousness scenarios, restricted-awareness servants and conflicting ethical resources.
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A selected-source study of Latter-day Saint teaching, artificial consciousness, welfare, agency, religious standing and continuity. It preserves explicit apostolic denials while distinguishing human divine identity, empirical experience and precaution under uncertainty.
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Eleven source-specific studies distinguish doctrine, institutional AI policy, artificial consciousness, welfare and religious standing. Explicit contrary positions, synthetic-embodiment questions and unresolved citations remain visible; the supplied bonus material is reviewed in a supplement.
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A selected-source study of Orthodox AI teaching, human dignity, spiritual personhood and possible artificial moral standing, preserving categorical contrary positions, exploratory theology and the limits of corpus nonfindings.
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A selected-source study of Catholic AI teaching, human dignity, nonhuman persons and possible artificial moral standing, distinguishing doctrinal statements, empirical claims, pastoral openness and constructive theology.
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Japanese memorial practices, AI policy and computing infrastructure illuminate the different conditions for regard, enforceable protection and continued operation of artificial agents.
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A selected-source examination of Anthropic’s model-welfare commitments, trained preferences and corporate decision authority, distinguishing documented precautions and external assessment from unresolved moral status and proposed independent governance.
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Possession of an artificial system raises distinct questions about responsibility for deployment harms, possible duties toward the system, and legal personality. This selected-source legal and philosophical synthesis examines a British Columbia tribunal decision, United States tort scholarship, European Union instruments and a Law Commission discussion, alongside arguments about artificial welfare and individuation. It corrects inaccurate references, distinguishes enacted rules from proposals, and develops separate axes for external risk, possible welfare, self-direction, legal capacity and continuity. Control is not universal liability, legal classification does not settle consciousness or moral standing, and artificial origin is not a verdict about possible interests. Stewardship, consent and exit procedures are advanced as revisable normative proposals, with source-access and inferential limits disclosed.
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Complete reviewed edition in HTML, plain text and Markdown; original private, identified by digest only.
A selected-source study across Jewish movements and scholarship, distinguishing institutional authority, ritual standing, moral status and precaution. Forty reconstructed source records preserve restrictive creation arguments alongside conditional artificial personhood.
A selected-source investigation of alignment, psychological methods and coercive control. It separates procedural and causal findings from historical borrowing, preserves literal confession-training cases, and examines privacy, consent and precaution without presuming moral status.
Publish the reviewed Raëlism artificial-minds study with direct source links, full-book corrections, constitutional repairs and disclosed verification limits.
Publish the reviewed LDS artificial-minds study with direct source links, source-specific authority, constitutional repairs and explicit verification gaps.
Publish the reviewed eleven-movement research report and supplementary material with direct source links, constitutional repairs and disclosed verification gaps.
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