ATRUVAI PUBLIC RESEARCH
Identity-time
Hashchain and lineage calculus
Identity-time continuity is represented as a hash-linked sequence of private runtime events. A copied state can be detected as lineage conflict without claiming physical non-clonability.
h_t = H(id_u || fp_u || h_{t-1} || e_t)
Public interpretation
This note presents a public-safe mathematical view of Zarvok as a private individual AI runtime. It intentionally avoids internal ports, private infrastructure coordinates, secret artifact hashes, and operational deployment details.
Key points
- Each event links back to the previous state.
- Mutation breaks chronological validation.
- State-copy detection is lineage control, not a claim that software cannot be copied.
Claim boundary
ATRUVAI describes this as software runtime architecture. It does not claim biological life, legal personhood, subjective consciousness, or absolute privacy.