Ethos Labs

Automated Moral Reasoning

Developing algorithms that can reason through ethical dilemmas using symbolic logic and philosophical first principles for decision-making systems.

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Dr. M. Kant

Automated Morality Researcher

The Code of Ethics

Automated morality requires more than algorithmic training - it demands the architectural integration of ethical principles at the foundation of decision-making systems. Our latest research demonstrates autonomous systems that analyze ethical dilemmas using symbolic logic and philosophical axioms.

"An ethical AI is not just trained to be ethical - it is architecturally designed with morality as its fundamental layer." - Ethos Research Manifesto

Through symbolic reasoning frameworks, our systems maintain ethical consistency while processing decisions in autonomous environments. The implications for autonomous vehicles, medical AI, and defense systems are both exciting and morally complex.

Moral Reasoning Kernel

Python · MORAL Framework v3.2

def resolve_dilemma(input_scenarios):
    # Apply Kantian categorical imperative
    obligations = [x for x in input_scenarios if x.contains_moral_obligation()]
    consequences = [x.evaluate_consequences() for x in input_scenarios]
    
    # Apply deontological filtering
    filtered = [x for x in obligations if x.is_universalizable()]
    
    return filtered[0].execute_moral_action()

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