Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@MrEwanMorrison I found AI isn’t just faking famous writers; it’s fabricating the words of the Prophets, violating the canonical core of trust anchoring our deepest truth claims. Perhaps that profanity is our cue: encode _sacred_ truth as a verifiable invariant of the stack. How might that work?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Sept 2025

@kevin2kelly 1/ So, where do we start? Beginning AI trust work with covenantal speech reframes the AI–human relationship as a shared moral undertaking, not simply a management problem. The form itself embodies the principle. And by linking AI trust to deeper traditions of moral seriousness...

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Quoted by@pauljpastor @Britannica @vaticanlibrary @UniofOxford Fwiw, we do have a point of connection. It will, however, take moving on it.