YUCT Appendix Σ: Ethical Imperatives and Governance of YUCT-Based Technologies
Приложение Σ к YUCT: этические императивы и управление технологиями на основе YUCT
2026-06-04
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(37) This appendix to the Yakushev Unified Coordination Theory (YUCT) systematically examines the risks associated with key YUCT-derived technologies and the new generative scientific disciplines produced by the theory. It argues that the very power of these tools requires a new level of global governance based on monitoring, parity of development, and conscious scaling of applicability limits. Drawing on successful precedents from nuclear non-proliferation, it proposes a multi-layered international architecture including a framework treaty, a verification body, export control systems, and binding UN Security Council resolutions. Special attention is given to scaling effects — from planetary to cosmic levels — and the need for precautionary ethical thinking.
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Drawing on nuclear non-proliferation precedents, it proposes a multi-layered architecture comprising a framework treaty, verification body, export controls, and binding UN Security Council resolutions.
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Scaling YUCT applications from planetary to cosmic levels is identified as requiring precautionary ethical assessment and governance.
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The abstract advocates governance based on continuous monitoring, parity of development, and deliberate limitation of technologies’ applicability and scaling.
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YUCT-derived technologies and generative scientific disciplines are presented as carrying risks whose scale demands strengthened global governance.
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YUCT-derived technologies and generative scientific disciplines
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the ethical risks, scaling effects, and international governance requirements associated with these technologies and disciplines
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