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An introduction to Audit Philosophy, DDAT, and the research of Naoto Fujie.
Who is Naoto Fujie?
Naoto Fujie is an independent philosopher, writer, and researcher developing Audit Philosophy and Dialectical Direction Audit Theory.
What is Audit Philosophy?
Audit Philosophy is a philosophical method for examining whether systems, institutions, technologies, and concepts generate freedom, responsibility, relation, correction, and external reality-contact—or whether they convert their own outputs into closed justification.
What is DDAT?
DDAT, Dialectical Direction Audit Theory, audits the direction of dialectical processes. It distinguishes freedom-generating external dialectics from self-enclosed dialectics that convert existing outcomes into necessity, rationality, ability, or responsibility.
Why AI scoring society matters
AI-mediated scoring systems reorganize trust, risk, responsibility, capacity, merit, and future possibility. The central question is not simply whether scoring is good or bad, but whether its criteria, procedures, and institutional uses remain auditable toward freedom-generation rather than justification-closure.
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For philosophers
Focus on the dialectics of justification, Kantian reflection, and the evolution of freedom theory.
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Focus on institutional evaluation, algorithmic scoring, and the audit of automated justification systems.
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Introduction to the concepts of freedom-generation and the impact of evaluation on modern life.
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