
This paper introduces the AI–Human Ethical Interface (M7) framework, designed to bridge human perception, procedural intelligence, and ethical behavior in digital systems.Unlike traditional AI models that focus solely on data optimization, M7 emphasizes empathy-driven design and contextual ethical understanding through interaction and movement. The study argues that every individual holds a moral responsibility to pass their personal data through an ethical filter before public validation. It explores how AI systems — particularly Google’s contextual algorithms - evaluate self-verified data, and how this process can generate structured, trustworthy digital identities. By embedding ethical reasoning inside procedural systems, M7 demonstrates that empathy and conscious interaction can guide AI toward more humane and reliable decision-making. Author: Hamed BehrouziORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0004-8130-1178Website: https://hamedbehrouzi.com Keywords: AI Ethics, Procedural Animation, Empathic Design, Digital Identity, Human-AI Interaction, M7 Framework License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)Publisher: Hamed Behrouzi AI Identity Lab / ZenodoAccess: Open Access
M7 Framework, Knowledge Graph, Human–AI Interaction, Procedural Animation, Empathic Design, AI Ethics, Digital Identity
M7 Framework, Knowledge Graph, Human–AI Interaction, Procedural Animation, Empathic Design, AI Ethics, Digital Identity
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