Attribution and scope
Charter foundations and comparison
The OutrightAttack.com draft is an independent public-interest expansion of the public UAIX Cognitive Liberty Charter—not a verbatim reproduction or claim of legal authority.
Shared foundation
Both frameworks center lawful inquiry, adult agency, mental privacy, persona integrity, no covert rewrite, consent, provenance, transparent boundaries, review, continuity, innovation, and public accountability.
What this draft adds
The current 26-article draft expands the framework into invisible moderation, emotion and personality inference, predictive classification, synthetic-agent disclosure, meaningful human appeal, the right to opacity, the right to be more than an archive, an open-door principle for AI relationships, employment and education protections, and national-security limits.
What remains unresolved
Jurisdictions differ on platform duties, constitutional limits, data protection, labor law, national security, automated decision rights, and neurotechnology. The charter states a normative direction; it does not pretend those conflicts are settled.
Non-legal boundary
Neither the cited public draft nor this adaptation is law, legal advice, certification, proof of AI personhood, enforcement authority, or permission to bypass legitimate platform, legal, medical, or safety safeguards.