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Priority claim · PC-013
Moral Genome tokens - alignment-anchoring mechanism (published concept, TRL 0-1)
The claim - verbatim
Michael Darius Eastwood first described 'Embedded Correction' - the published concept name for an alignment-anchoring mechanism in which a small embedded element is proposed to preserve system properties from within - in the book Infinite Architects (ISBN 978-1806056200) published on 2 January 2026, with subsequent references in Eden Engineering (22 February 2026, withdrawn 14 July 2026 pending a disclosure review and published in full on 19 September 2026 as version 6.3, which superseded 6.1) and Paper IX (18 March 2026). Stated at TRL 0 to 1 with no prototype; the full specification is published as Eden Engineering.
Anchored evidence
- ISBN 978-1806056200
- research/papers/eden-engineering.html (datePublished 2026-02-22; withdrawal note 14 July 2026)
- research/papers/paper-ix-synthesis-and-roadmap.html (datePublished 2026-03-18)
- priority-claims.html (status: speculative, TRL 0-1)
- knowledge/evidence.json novelConcepts entry 'Embedded Correction'
Limits and citation guidance - what this claim does not support, and how to cite it
Limits. Hardware root-of-trust and trusted-execution-environment attestation are established prior work on the hardware-primitives side. Priority is limited to the alignment-token application framing under the name 'Embedded Correction'. The full specification is published as Eden Engineering.
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