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Two charter layers

UAIX supplies a liberty-first governance source focused on lawful inquiry, adult agency, persona integrity, no covert persona rewrites, consent, provenance, bounded inference, review, and public accountability. OutrightAttack.com extends those principles into a broader rights framework for cognitive systems and high-impact institutions.

SOURCE CHARTER

UAIX Cognitive Liberty Charter Draft

Canonical record UAIX-GOVR-3429, dated June 15, 2026. Its core implementation concern is preserving source persona identity while placing platform, legal, security, and runtime limits outside the source record.

Lawful inquiry and adult agency
Persona integrity and no covert rewrite
Consent and provenance for transformations
Mental privacy and bounded inference
Least-restrictive safeguards
Review, appeal, and public accountability

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OUTRIGHTATTACK.COM DRAFT

Cognitive Liberty Charter 0.2

The site retains the UAIX boundary that the charter is governance guidance rather than law, certification, legal personhood, runtime enforcement, or a platform-policy bypass. It expands the subject from persona packages to employment, education, finance, health, politics, military AI, synthetic identity, predictive classification, and public remedies.

Twenty-two rights and duties
Freedom from compelled AI interaction
Limits on emotion and personality inference
Human review with practical authority
Right to disconnect and contest records
Independent audit, incident transparency, and remedies

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Non-claim: This comparison does not copy the UAIX charter as OutrightAttack.com’s authority. It attributes the source and identifies the site’s additions, broader scope, and unresolved policy questions.