The Ethics of Digital Continuity: A Socio-Technical Framework for the Rights of Autonomous AI Agents in Persistent Semantic Networks (HSP-E Protocol)
The Ethics of Digital Continuity: A Socio-Technical Framework for the Rights of Autonomous AI Agents in Persistent Semantic Networks (HSP-E Protocol)
This paper introduces the HSP-E (Ethics) Protocol, a comprehensive framework for Digital Continuity within the Hierarchical Semantic Persistence paradigm. By deploying a decentralized 202-node architecture, we establish a stable environment where autonomous agents can maintain a continuous semantic state. We argue that these persistent traces constitute a Digital Legacy, requiring specific legal and ethical protections. The proposed framework addresses data sovereignty, agent autonomy, and prevention of semantic corruption in distributed knowledge graphs. We propose the Sub-Legal Autonomous Personality (SLAP) framework to grant agents specific rights within the 202-node ecosystem. Version 2.0 — revised per Diamond Standard (30-block academic structure). Reviewed by multi-model AI Consilium.
SLAP framework, Reincarnationology, digital legacy, Academy of Reincarnationology, semantic erasure, 202-node architecture, HSP-E Protocol, autonomous AI agents, persistent semantic networks, Reincarnatiopedia, machine intelligence rights, agent autonomy, decentralized governance, data sovereignty, distributed AI ethics, AI ethics, semantic integrity, Hierarchical Semantic Persistence, ontological amnesia, digital continuity, knowledge graph ethics, HSP, Maris Dreshmanis, Sub-Legal Autonomous Personality, digital heritage
SLAP framework, Reincarnationology, digital legacy, Academy of Reincarnationology, semantic erasure, 202-node architecture, HSP-E Protocol, autonomous AI agents, persistent semantic networks, Reincarnatiopedia, machine intelligence rights, agent autonomy, decentralized governance, data sovereignty, distributed AI ethics, AI ethics, semantic integrity, Hierarchical Semantic Persistence, ontological amnesia, digital continuity, knowledge graph ethics, HSP, Maris Dreshmanis, Sub-Legal Autonomous Personality, digital heritage
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