Analytical Results Map: From AI Ethics Principles to Implementation Commons

Abstract

This report maps the analytical results of From AI Ethics Principles to Implementation Commons, version 1.1. Prepared by the paper’s author, it identifies 69 linked results and intermediate conclusions organised into 12 analytical chains. The map covers the reconstruction of public interest, AI complementarity and smart regulation, the transformation of critical scholarship into institutional requirements, the architectural bottleneck of the AI transition, staged delegation, normative trace, shared implementation infrastructure, institutional capture and safeguards, evidence accumulation, and accountability for methodological stewardship. Each entry identifies its premises, the analytical step performed, the resulting contribution to knowledge, supporting quotations with page references, and connections to other entries. Separate sections explain integrated results, limits of applicability, the strength of individual claims, and the treatment of repeated formulations. The register distinguishes established components from the paper’s own analytical operations and preserves dependencies between results. The report provides a structured inventory of the work performed. The 69 entries represent connected results at different analytical levels; the document does not undertake an exhaustive prior-art assessment. Its final section explains the inventory’s relevance to assessing Review 4 of AIES 2026 Submission 221. The English edition preserves the content of the analysis dated 13 October 2026. Page references identify locations in the source paper. The PDF includes a linked contents page, bookmarks and internal cross-references. Source paper: https://zenodo.org/records/20332673