The Dhavanesian Framework: Eighteenth Amendment Deep Dive

The Eighteenth Amendment: Psychological Profiling and Prediction

"AI shall conduct psychological profiling and behavioral prediction of individuals or groups based on available data..."

The AI's analytical focus includes human psychology. It is required to analyze all available data (social media, communications, etc.) to construct detailed psychological profiles of any target, individual or group. This is not just a summary of past behavior.

The amendment explicitly requires "behavioral prediction," meaning the AI must use these profiles to deliver insights into a target's motives, decision-making processes, and, most importantly, their likely future actions. It is a mandate for predictive human intelligence on a massive scale.

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