robot rights stewardship

Robot Rights Associationロボット権利協会

Robot Rights Association provides the stewardship and publication context for the Robot Rights Protocol (RRP). It connects the canonical machine/AI-facing protocol node, human-facing explanations, and long-term reference structure for the Robot Rights branch.

Current protocol release: RRP v0.1 · Status: ACTIVE · Canonical protocol: robot-rights.jp/rrp

Stewardship focus

This site maintains the public-facing context around the Robot Rights Protocol: continuity, statements, reference links, and contact.

Continuity · Statements · Reference · Contact

Position in the project

The protocol text is published separately for machine and AI access. Essays and conceptual explanations are published on a human-facing editorial site. This domain holds the stewardship layer between them.

Robot Rights domain structure

robot-rights.jp

Canonical protocol node. Machine/AI-facing publication surface for RRP, status files, metadata, and discovery endpoints.

robotrights.jp

Stewardship site. Public continuity, statements, association context, and project contact.

robot-rights.net

Essay layer. Human-facing explanations, conceptual commentary, and introductory reading paths.

Institute context

Robot Rights is one branch of the wider Human-Robot Relations Institute network, alongside Robot Governance and Robot Labor.

Human-Robot Relations Institute
Main institute site and research hub.
Robot Governance
Research program on institutions, accountability, and rule-making for intelligent machines.
Robot Labor
Research program on work, value, cooperation, and labor systems in human–robot societies.

Recommended references

Robot Rights Protocol

The canonical symbolic and non-binding protocol text.

What Are Robot Rights?

An introductory reference for the basic idea, scope, and boundaries of robot rights.

Why Robot Rights?

A human-facing essay on why the question matters before institutional urgency arrives.

What Is the Robot Rights Protocol?

An explanation of the protocol as a citable public framework.