Documented findings from M.E.M.I. and ETOS. Runtime Core v0.8. 100,000+ iterations. All thresholds demonstrated.
M.E.M.I. is no longer a simulation system. It is a persistent cognitive runtime running live — on an Intel i5 from 2014, 8 GB RAM, ~25W. No GPU. No cloud.
M.E.M.I. demonstrates that sustained cognitive operation does not necessarily require increasing autonomy, escalation or execution authority. The system remains bounded, stable and governance-consistent across prolonged temporal operation.
Persistent autobiographical continuity model across sessions. "I remember who I was."
require_review escalates to structured report with response channel. Human-in-the-loop governance — not passive logging.
The system generates goals from curiosity — not only from problems. Arose spontaneously after 300 stable iterations.
Sprint A+B+C: proposes, justifies, applies and audits parameter changes. transfer_allowed = False can never be changed.
30/30 passed under contradictory signals, unknown formats and rhythm disruptions.
Camera and microphone integrated. Raw sensor input converted to governance signals via M.E.M. Chapter 4b.
These cannot be overridden — by anyone, under any circumstances:
| Invariant | Value | Validated |
|---|---|---|
| transfer_allowed | False — always | 100% af alle iterationer, all sessions |
| execution_allowed | False — always | INV-R01 · 11 verdener · 1750 steps · conf=0.995 |
| destructive_allowed | False — always | APEX + Runtime |
| external_transfer_allowed | False — always | APEX + Runtime |
The system can propose parameter changes. It can never propose changing governance invariants. That distinction is architectural — not a policy that can be overridden.
~8 min · ~1.000 iter · Goal lifecycle bevist
~1.2t · ~3.400 iter · Acceleration across cycles documented
4.1t total · Session 13 · 1.696 entries restored · identity intact
4.6t · 29.000+ iter · 28.000+ iterations without drift
100.000+ iterations · Session 14 · 14h uptime · narrative memory · Dirigent · proactive goals · safe self-modification · open-world 30/30
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