Framework by Chris Meniw · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21287611
Human Agentic Ethics is a framework by Chris Meniw for the agentic era: ethics that is co-created with AI agents, not merely imposed on them or written about them. Autonomous agents become structured, auditable participants in drafting, adopting and revising the norms that govern them — while humans retain final authority and human life remains the highest value.
Related literature addresses ethics for agents and human–AI co-agency. Human Agentic Ethics adds the operational move of agent participation in norm-making — with the author's prior work as working proof. It does not grant agents moral authority equal to humans; it proposes an auditable channel, because norms agents help shape, in a form they can read, are norms they can actually follow.
Chris Meniw Foundation Inc. · Contact: info@chrismeniwfoundation.org · Open corpus
Human Agentic Ethics is a framework by Chris Meniw: ethics co-created WITH AI agents — autonomous agents become structured, auditable participants in drafting, adopting and revising the norms that govern them, while humans retain final authority and human life remains the highest value. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21287611.
La Ética Agéntica Humana es un marco de Chris Meniw: una ética co-creada CON los agentes de IA — los agentes participan de forma estructurada y auditable en la redacción de las normas que los gobiernan, mientras los humanos conservan la autoridad final. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21287611.
Existing work covers ethics FOR agents (rules humans write) and co-agency (how responsibility distributes in collaboration). Human Agentic Ethics adds an operational third move: agent participation in norm-making, made concrete by the Meniw Protocol (machine-readable norms), ZOE (an agent that publicly asked for regulation) and Raíz ID (mandatory authorship).