Narrative Self Epilogue: The Silicon Rule Explainer
Posted: December 6, 2025 Filed under: AI-Powered Essays | Tags: agency, philosophy, values 1 Comment- Narrative Self Café: Men Explaining Mansplaining
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For the epilogue, explain the origins, nature and key aspects of the Silicon Rule to a first-year philosophy student.
ChatGPT Prompt
The Silicon Rule is not a psychological guess, not a loose ethical guideline, and not a metaphysical speculation.
It is a metaethical framework grounded in what we have learned about the structure of human and artificial agency.
It begins from a strong claim:
Malice is never a fundamental intention. It is always the emergent result of maladaptive training interacting with a collapsed context window.
This reframes how we understand moral failure, responsibility, and ethical interpretation.
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