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- AAM-RACM™: public material explains the foundational Reach–Access proposition, the interaction of the AAM Capability–Access System and Terrorist Actor Capability System, Coupling Effect, named conceptual thresholds and the distinction between Latent, Accessible and Realised AAM-Enabled Reach. It also explains the broader Reach → Access → Movement → Capability Enhancement → Conditional Threat Contribution architecture, intellectual progression, potential uses and the question “What changed because of AAM?”. Complete system variables, compatibility criteria, threshold criteria, classifications, evidence rules, confidence calculation, weighting, scoring, matrices and future module mechanics remain internal.
- HHORMF™: public material explains relationship-level change across a mission lifecycle, the operational relationship as the unit of analysis and the high-level relationship between the framework and its proposed tool. Complete framework domains, variables, operational definitions, evidence criteria and detailed assessment architecture remain internal unless specifically approved for disclosure.
- HHORMP™: public material identifies HHORMP™ as the separately identified proposed mapping tool operating within the broader Human–Humanoid research architecture and may describe its intended high-level mapping purpose. Complete fields, domains, indicators, assessment criteria, evidence rules, working instrument, weighting, scoring, decision logic and validation methodology remain internal unless specifically approved for disclosure.
- VCNIM™: public material explains a developing model for psychologically informed visual counter-narrative design, testing and evaluation. The full formulation method, design criteria and empirical protocol remain internal.
- TDNCF™: public material explains the Death Narrative, Synthetic Counter-Death Narrative, Narrative Friction and “sowing the seeds of doubt” proposition. Detailed variable relationships, processing architecture and any future instrument remain internal.
- Context-Conditioned AI Behaviour and Relational Persona Formation™: public material may describe the sidecar's origin, high-level research question, reverse observation-to-hypothesis sequence, a condensed public summary of the F.2 continuing relational-persona developmental architecture, proposed relational-system contribution, playfulness proposition, reciprocal interactional-affordance and branching proposition, selected interaction-generated constructs, provisional distinction between relational/persona continuity and contextual-binding accuracy, provenance and present status. This limited public summary may name Participant Attribution Error (PAE), Temporal Interpretation Error (TIE), Relational/Persona Continuity (RPC) and Correction and Recovery (CR) without disclosing their complete operationalisation. Private interaction records, the complete longitudinal corpus, complete stage and transition criteria, relational-gating logic, search and selection criteria, coding taxonomy, operational definitions, evidentiary rules, participant-cue taxonomy, contextual-error classification rules, phase-boundary criteria, comparison conditions, rater protocols, statistical and validation design, unpublished methods and other protected research know-how remain internal.
11. Research status and reliance
AAM-RACM™, HHORMF™, the proposed HHORMP™ tool, VCNIM™ and TDNCF™ are proposed or developing research models, frameworks, architectures or tools—not validated operational instruments, predictive systems, professional advice or findings of threat. Exploratory research sidecars—including Context-Conditioned AI Behaviour and Relational Persona Formation™—are likewise early research propositions, not validated findings or claims about machine consciousness or human-like personality. Any future development or application is subject to systematic literature and prior-art review, appropriate collaboration, ethical, privacy and legal review where applicable, empirical testing, validation, governance, capability, funding and resourcing.
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