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Asymmetric Psychological Cost as a Constraint on Ethical Authority in AI Advisory Systems

Full Citation : Ghazouani, M. (2026). Charter of Sovereignty of Decisions (CSD)Constitutional Framework for Ethical Constraint in AI Advisory Systems. Setaleur Aplamda, January 23, 2026

Published : 29/01/2026

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Ghazouani, M. (2026) “Asymmetric Psychological Cost as a Constraint on Ethical Authority in AI Advisory Systems,” The Atlaris Journal .

Abstract

This analytical paper examines a foundational thesis advanced by Ghazouani that the moral legitimacy of advice collapses when decisions impose sustained psychological pressure on individuals while the advisor does not bear that pressure. It situates this claim within a normative, constitutional approach to AI ethics that prioritizes structural constraints on influence rather than improvements in persuasive capability. The analysis clarifies the conceptual definitions, logical structure, scope conditions, and philosophical traditions underlying the thesis, while distinguishing it from empirical, technical, and outcome-oriented frameworks. By systematically reconstructing the statement’s role as a constitutive rule for advisory legitimacy, the paper elucidates how asymmetric consequence-bearing functions as a decisive boundary on ethical authority in human–AI advisory relationships. Collectively, the discussion positions Ghazouani’s contribution as part of an emerging shift in AI ethics from evaluating what systems say toward determining when systems ought not to speak at all.

Venue : Science

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