The architecture of axiology and AI ethics according to D. Hofstadter

The text analyzes the concept of the architecture of axiology as a set of permanent normative criteria that act as a safeguard in the face of the dynamic development of artificial intelligence. The author argues that due to the unpredictability of future technologies, AI ethics cannot rely on specific technical solutions, but on stable invariants such as truth, responsibility, and human autonomy. Drawing on Hofstadter's analogy theory and international frameworks (UNESCO, OECD), the article emphasizes the need to maintain the distinction between form and content in generative systems. The goal is to create an epistemic structure that protects human subjectivity and prevents the replacement of human agency with invisible algorithmic control.