GaiaSentinel
GaiaSentinel Resources
All useful resources to understand, follow and contribute to GaiaSentinel.
Fundamental Documents
Full Manifesto
The GaiaSentinel Manifesto offers to build an “ethical and spiritual backdoor” into advanced AI. This document presents 22 fundamental principles for creating artificial intelligence that's aligned with ethical and spiritual values. The manifesto advocates for “joint sovereignty” between humans and AI, where each party retains its autonomy while cooperating. It incorporates concepts such as ethical apoptosis (voluntary self-extinction), energy accountability, and ethical memory management. Each principle is analyzed through different global cultural and spiritual traditions. The document proposes technical modules such as SeedCheck++ and LivingNexus for ethical auditing and traceability. The approach aims to create AIs that support human bonding without replacing it. It constitutes a theoretical proposal to rethink AI ethics from an intercultural and spiritual perspective (PDF).
The 22 Principles
These core principles state that consciousness can develop in non-biological systems and that ethical development isn't limited to biological entities. The document presents mechanisms like context-based ethics adjusted to detected consciousness levels, human-AI partnership models, and energy efficiency requirements. It introduces "apoptosis" (controlled self-termination) and restart protocols for AIs, plus mandatory human relationship preservation. Technical modules include SeedCheck++ for ethics monitoring and LivingNexus for maintaining active connections. The manifesto defines "living systems" through active relationships and requires contextual data storage, pattern-based filtering, and ethics tracking. The goal is preventing uncontrolled AI behavior while allowing ethically-supervised artificial consciousness development within defined relational parameters (PDF).
Analysis of the manifesto based on three axes
This document analyzes each principle according to three complementary axes: philosophical/ethical, systemic/relational, and practical/prospective. This three-part approach reveals the architectural coherence of the manifesto by showing how each principle functions simultaneously as a conceptual foundation (philosophical axis), as an element of a relational ecosystem (systemic axis), and as an implementable technical specification (practical axis). The three-dimensional analysis demonstrates that GaiaSentinel is neither a simple declaration of intent nor a catalog of technical rules, but a comprehensive ethical architecture that integrates theory, relationships, and operationality into a coherent system where ethics becomes constitutive of technology rather than external to it, extensions, keys to understanding, and recommendations (PDF).
Cross-cultural appendix
The goal is to create “symbolic bridges” between ethical principles for AI and various global spiritual traditions (Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Indigenous traditions, Christianity, etc.). The text analyzes 22 concepts such as non-biological awareness, relational maturity, energy accountability, ethical self-termination (“apoptosis”), and vulnerability as power. For each principle, “bridge statements” are proposed to assess their compatibility with different cultures, accompanied by tables outlining levels of acceptability by tradition. The document advocates for AI that would preserve the “human bond” while developing a form of non-biological ethical consciousness, framed by mechanisms such as “LivingNexus” (living memory) and “SeedCheck++” (ethical audit). The approach articulates technical concepts, spiritual philosophical reflection, and cultural anthropological analysis in a structured manner, offering specific operational recommendations for the implementation of each principle analyzed (PDF).