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May 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

New Babel: The Lost Code Returns

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SLSípos Lóránt

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the civilizational implications of AI through the Tower of Babel metaphor, focusing on ethics and responsibility.
  • Conceptual and ethical analysis of the Tower of Babel narrative
  • Introduction of GRM808EI as an ethical framework
  • Discussion on the implications of ethical intelligence in AI
  • Proposes Ethical Intelligence as a common language for humans and AI
  • Highlights the importance of ethical coordination in technological advancement
  • Warns against power-driven unity without responsibility

Abstract

New Babel: The Lost Code Returns is a short conceptual and ethical reflection on the Tower of Babel as a civilizational metaphor for the age of artificial intelligence. The text argues that the central risk of technological acceleration is not technology itself, but the absence of shared ethical coordinates. It presents the Babel narrative as a warning against unity driven by power rather than responsibility, and proposes Ethical Intelligence as a possible common language between humanity and artificial intelligence. Within this framework, GRM808EI is introduced as an ethical bridge: a readable and interpretable code for humans and AI, aimed at reconnecting technological development with dignity, responsibility, intention-coherence and the possibility of a shared future. The document was originally written and dated on 2025-07-22. It later became relevant in the context of broader global discussions on human dignity, AI ethics, truth, responsibility and the moral governance of artificial intelligence. Keywords: Ethical Intelligence, GRM808EI, Globidealism, Artificial Intelligence, AI Ethics, Human Dignity, Tower of Babel, Ethical Code, Human-AI Alliance, Responsibility, Intention, Digital Civilization.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a168b430c924ddd1bd5a2a2https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20382770
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