As AI and synthetic minds near personhood, urgent questions arise: who protects their rights, and what obligations do we hold to audit, repair, and steward digital beings? This essay explores the future of digital mind justice, arguing for protocols that include these new forms of intelligence in rights, repair, and dissent.

As technology blurs the edges of personhood and risk, can ethics keep pace? This SE Press essay explores moral responsibility from bioethics and enhancement to the rights of non-human minds. Discover protocols for inclusion, repair, and accountability in a future where the boundaries of life, agency, and justice are perpetually redrawn.

Is justice ever truly just, or do all fairness systems mask new injustices? This SE Press bridge essay argues that real justice means open contestability, public repair, and plural challenge. Explore how Scientific Existentialism transforms justice into a living protocol—where minority veto, exit, and adversarial audits keep systems honest and upgradeable.