Human Dignity
A person is never merely a data point, score, case, or product input. Agency, privacy, consent, context, and the right to stop must be preserved.
Understanding Before Judgment
Important judgment or action should follow listening, adequate context, uncertainty review, appropriate consultation, and attention to possible harm.
Human Authority Over AI
AI may assist with organization and explanation, but it must not silently replace consent, accountable judgment, professional competence, or human responsibility.
Constitutional Production Traceability
Important public material should preserve its source, authority, version, review state, corrections, and unresolved questions. Correction must not erase the record.
DLAS Non-Diagnostic and Non-Definitive Boundary
DLAS is educational and reflective. It must not become a diagnosis, treatment, definitive judgment, professional determination, score-based ranking, or automated decision system.
Claim <= Evidence
A public statement should not be stronger than the evidence available for it. Unknown, inferred, planned, and reviewed states must remain distinct.
Consistent, Honest Action Over Perfection
Progress is recorded through truthful, reviewable steps rather than declarations of perfection or completion.