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Cognitive Liberty and Professional Boundaries: An Analysis of Automation Restrictions in U.S. Jurisdictions

The integration of artificial intelligence into historically protected professional domains presents a profound regulatory conflict between individual cognitive liberty and state interests in consumer protection. Cognitive liberty—defined in this context as the participant’s fundamental right to select tools for inquiry, reasoning, learning, communication, and problem-solving—increasingly collides with professional…

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Cognitive Liberty and Professional Boundaries: An Analysis of Automation Restrictions in U.S. Jurisdictions
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
Task-to-Rule Matrix
Evidence-Limit Table
3\. Four worked cases
R2-16-C01 — Unaffordable preliminary help
R2-16-C02 — Capable hypothetical specialist

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