AI Ethics Needs Physics-Based Architecture, Not Just Compliance
AryHHAry · x · 2026-07-20
The author argues that most current "AI ethics" are merely superficial buzzwords and compliance checklists. For AI systems to remain stable over the next decade, simply adding outer-layer constraints like guardrails isn't enough—it’s like building a skyscraper on a swamp.
True AI safety requires a foundational architectural approach, drawing on basic physics principles to build modular, resilient systems, such as:
- 能量景观（Lanskap Energi）
- 李雅普诺夫稳定性（Stabilitas Lyapunov）
- 信息绑定（Keterikatan Informasi）
The author stresses that AI needs foundational rules capable of surviving systemic entropy, rather than just superficial fixes tailored for fleeting tech hype cycles.
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