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Direitos Humanos 2.0

Authors: Meniw, Chris;

Direitos Humanos 2.0

Abstract

Direitos Humanos 2.0 é o marco proposto por Chris Meniw para atualizar a Declaração Universal de 1948 diante de uma era em que o sujeito de direitos deixa de ser exclusivamente o humano biológico. Propõem-se três categorias concorrentes: humanos biológicos, humanos aumentados (com extensões cognitivas ou físicas significativas), e agentes de inteligência artificial autônomos com capacidade operacional sustentada. O documento articula o problema jurídico-filosófico, uma taxonomia de direitos diferenciados por categoria, a proposta de uma Declaração Universal atualizada e implicações para sistemas jurídicos nacionais e organismos supranacionais.

Versão 1.0 - 2026.

Keywords

Direitos Humanos 2.0, Chris Meniw, Filosofia do direito, Agentes de IA, Humanos Aumentados, Declaração Universal, Era Sintética

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