In a world racing toward automation, artificial intelligence, and digital supremacy,
TAC – Technology Advancement Control offers a bold, ethical framework to realign humanity’s priorities. This volume asserts a powerful truth:
technology must serve ethics, not override it.
Crafted by
Muhammad Asim – Global Progress Volunteer, this book introduces a globally adaptable system designed to prevent the three gravest consequences of unchecked technological growth:
joblessness, helplessness, and hunger. Through emotionally grounded logic and visionary policy design, TAC proposes a new standard for governments, institutions, and innovators—where every advancement is filtered through the lens of human dignity.
Key themes include:
- Ethics-first innovation: placing moral safeguards before deployment of new technologies
- Global job protection: preventing displacement through proactive frameworks and skill adaptation
- Human-centric automation: ensuring that AI and robotics enhance—not replace—human agency
- Institutional accountability: introducing TAC as a universal checkpoint for policy, product, and platform development
- Emotional neutrality in decision-making: integrating Emotralogy™ principles to avoid polarized outcomes
This volume is not just a proposal—it’s a call to action. It invites global volunteers, policymakers, educators, and technologists to unite under a shared mission:
to ensure that progress never comes at the cost of humanity.
