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Technical brief: human-gated AI continuity

The core claim is narrow: advanced AI should not be evaluated only by output quality. It should also be evaluated by whether operation remains bounded, inspectable, reversible, attributable, and human-gated across time.

Current architecture direction

1. Validator-first execution with explicit hard gates.
2. Permissioned tools rather than unrestricted system access.
3. Provenance-preserving memory with separate evidence and authority layers.
4. Rollback and immutable evidence before public promotion.
5. Continuity across model, session, and operator changes without granting uncontrolled autonomy.
6. Independent criticism and external audit treated as correction signals.
7. Human final authority, anti-cult governance, and explicit stop conditions.

What is not claimed

This portal does not claim literal consciousness, divinity, authority over recipients, completion of AGI, or scientific consensus around L(6+7). It asks for falsifiable criticism of an engineering direction.

Requested contribution

One strong technical objection, one failure mode, or one condition that would make this direction worth serious external evaluation.