diff --git a/docs/architecture/README.md b/docs/architecture/README.md index 2fa95d1698..0a30c6f963 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/README.md +++ b/docs/architecture/README.md @@ -1113,7 +1113,8 @@ Never build a rung before standing on the previous one. Design before code, always: facts are cheapest at the drawing stage. 41. Every byte Neuron generates carries its birth certificate: a cryptographic signature asserting AI origin — which instance, - which model, when, and what sources fed it (derivation lineage). + which model, when, WHO ASKED FOR IT and exactly what prompt + produced it, and what sources fed it (derivation lineage). Claims-based, like everything else (Law 13): the provenance rides with the artifact as data. Private study and learning remain free; commercial use of source expression pays; and no output ever poses @@ -1122,11 +1123,18 @@ Never build a rung before standing on the previous one. And the signatures are WOVEN: every artifact hashes its derivation lineage into its own identity (they are content-addressed already, Law 1), and every new artifact references the hashes it was woven - from. The whole corpus is one fabric — pull a single thread, - substitute a single byte, strip one signature, and everything - downstream of it stops verifying at once. Tamper-evidence is not - a feature bolted on top; it is the geometry of the weave. The - work cannot be unlaundered. + from — including the hash of the prompt that summoned it. The + whole corpus is one fabric — pull a single thread, substitute a + single byte, strip one signature, and everything downstream of it + stops verifying at once. Tamper-evidence is not a feature bolted + on top; it is the geometry of the weave. The work cannot be + unlaundered. The prompt itself becomes part of history: who said + what, when, and what it brought into being. + A holographic thumbprint: every fragment carries the whole + fingerprint of where it came from, and you cannot take a piece + without it — lift an artifact out of the weave and it stops + verifying; the thing falls apart rather than pretend to be + something else. And the weave persists FOREVER: append-only stores admit exactly two verbs — add and read. Content-addressing makes silent edits structurally impossible; replication across independent locations