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I went into the unlimited_civic file, and added:
ai_weight = { weight = 0 }
potential = { is_ai = no }
possible = { is_ai = no }
to both of the civics, and waited about 70 years in game, and from what I could see, none of the AI nations had the civics, and I was still able to use them.
@Someone if you want to try it out, go to your SteamLibrary folder, then steamapps, go to workshop, content, and for Stellaris, go to folder 281990. Finally, you want to go to this mod's folder which is 3336058700, then common, then governments, civics, and there is the txt file. Just copy and paste the 3 lines I added right after random_weight = { base = 0 }. This should ensure that the ai doesn't select or see the civics.
is_ai = no
Or whatever it would look like for a Stellaris mod?