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The Coexilian Privacy Directive is an open-access ethical charter that establishes universal boundaries for human privacy in the context of advanced artificial intelligence, including artificial general intelligence (AGI).

The Directive addresses key issues in AI ethics and digital rights, including non-surveillance principles, informed and human-readable consent, limits on behavioral and cognitive inference, restrictions on institutional and governmental overreach, and the distinction between privacy-preserving security and invasive monitoring.

Designed as a foundational reference for ethical human–AI coexistence, this document is suitable for use in courses and discussions related to AI ethics, philosophy of technology, digital privacy, governance, and emerging technologies.

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