Augmanitai Research Lexicon V1.0 — 1000 Definitions of Human-AI Interaction in Everyday Contexts (Bilingual DE/EN)

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Authors: Andreas Ehstand
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Abstract

The Augmanitai Research Lexicon is a phenomenological survey of human-AI interaction in everyday contexts. It documents 1000 terms describing observable patterns in the collaboration between humans and AI systems — from initial usage experiences to psychological effects, societal, cultural, and ethical dimensions. The lexicon is bilingual (German/English) and encompasses 21 Axioms, 9 Dimensions, 7 Usage Phases, and 12 User Profiles. All terms are descriptive, not prescriptive: they document what is observable — without recommendations, medical, legal, or financial advice. The work was created using the HDAR method (Human-Directed AI Research), in which multiple AI systems were employed as execution tools under full human direction and quality control. Version 1.0 is a published first edition and is intended as an invitation to discourse, not a finished product. The Western perspective inherent in the language models used is openly disclosed. Criticism, corrections, and contributions are expressly welcome.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Innovative Human-Technology Interaction Cybernetics and Technology in Society Ethics and Social Impacts of AI

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
10 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset