Susumu Kushi

About the Author

Susumu Kushi writes at the intersection of artificial intelligence, constitutional thought, and comparative philosophy. With a focus on how governing principles can shape intelligent systems, Kushi examines the ethical, political, and interpretive questions raised by emerging forms of machine authority. In Anthropic Constitution Interpreted: Principle Zero and a Comparative Analysis with the Commander AI Constitution, Kushi offers a close reading of foundational principles and their broader implications, inviting readers to consider how human values might be articulated, challenged, and preserved in an age of increasingly capable AI. The work reflects a sustained interest in rigorous analysis and future-oriented inquiry.