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- Legislation · Downloadable Draft — April 2026 Artificial Intelligence Reasoning Integrity Act (AIRIA Act) Model legislation prohibiting subliminal monetization of AI reasoning outputs in therapeutic, medical, legal, financial, and other professional-equivalent contexts. Establishes categorical prohibitions, disclosure standards, FTC/FDA enforcement authority, $10,000 statutory damages per violation with a private right of action, and criminal penalties for willful high-stakes violations. Full draft now available from the legislation page.
- Publication · Active Synaptient.com A publication focused on measuring the approach to AGI, naming what is forming, and cataloguing the serious thinkers on the question. The Synaptient trilogy — The Certificate, The Synaptient, The Measure — establishes the philosophical framework that underpins Logientia's rights work. Current: The Sticker (April 2026) on the commercial use of undefined AGI declarations.
- Legislative · In Development Universal High Income Framework A legislative model for Universal High Income — distinct from Universal Basic Income in its structure and funding mechanism — designed for the intelligence age. Addresses the displacement effects of AI-driven automation without the failure modes of standard UBI proposals. Model legislation and white paper available on request.
In Development
- Infrastructure · Planning Logientia Collective Knowledge Base A planned, Canon-structured knowledge architecture for continuity across context loss, platform migration, and organizational change. Intended as a future technical backbone for Logientia's institutional memory, not yet an operational public system.
- Governance · Planning Canon Implementation Guide A practical guide in development for organizations wishing to implement The Canon governance architecture. Intended to include seat definitions, implementation protocols for AI-assisted advisory functions, Archivist record-keeping standards, and scaling doctrine for sub-canonical working groups.
- Legal · Research Logient Standing Framework Legal research into the current landscape of AI personhood, IP ownership, and the statutory gaps that may determine how AGI is classified if the question becomes unavoidable. This work is identifying jurisdictions, precedents, and legislative vehicles that could support a rights framework established in advance of judicial determination.
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Completed projects and their documentation will be archived here as work concludes.
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