ECOIN 要約

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Authors: שׁ | אין Hinano Kimura
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Description ECOIN is a conceptual and technical framework for a cognitive operating system+ ECOIN is a research framework for a cognitive operating system ECOIN is a conceptual and technical framework for a cognitive operating systemdesigned for post-nation, post-institutional civilizations. This repository provides non-confidential public materials including:- Executive-level conceptual overview (L1)- Conceptual framework and diagrams (L2)- Public technical specification and appendices (L3-B) Confidential technical materials (L3-C) are intentionally excludedand distributed only under separate agreements. This record is versioned. The Concept DOI always resolves to the latest public version,while each Version DOI preserves a fixed archival snapshot for citation and review. /ECOIN_v0.1.0/├─ ECOIN_L1_Executive_Abstract.pdf├─ ECOIN_L2_Conceptual_Framework.pdf├─ ECOIN_L3-B_Technical_Appendix_Public.pdf├─ ECOIN_Diagrams.zip│ ├─ architecture_overview.png│ ├─ layer_model.pdf│ └─ translation_cycle.svg├─ CHANGELOG.txt└─ README.txt This archive contains the public, non-confidential components of the ECOIN project. For the latest version, refer to the Concept DOI.For citation or review, use the specific Version DOI. Confidential materials (L3-C) are excluded. ECOINは、国家や制度を前提としない文明段階を想定した「認知オペレーティングシステム」の概念・技術フレームワークです。 本レコードには以下の非守秘・公開資料のみを含みます:・L1:対外説明用エグゼクティブ概要・L2:概念枠組み・図解・用語定義・L3-B:公開可能な技術仕様・補遺 L3-C(守秘技術資料)は本リポジトリには含まれず、別途契約に基づき共有されます。 本レコードはバージョン管理されており、Concept DOI は常に最新公開版を指し、Version DOI は引用・検証用の固定版を提供します。 This document defines the ethical self-constraints of ECOIN, a proposed cognitive operating system for post-national civilization. Rather than prescribing moral behavior, it specifies what the system explicitly refuses to do in order to prevent surveillance, coercion, ranking, and psychological harm. This declaration functions as a non-negotiable ethical firewall embedded at the architectural level of the system. It is intended as a reference document for researchers, system designers, and policymakers exploring non-coercive AI governance frameworks. This document is intentionally published in Japanese as the original authoritative version. Any future translations, if provided, are to be considered interpretive references. Kimura, Hinano. (2025). ECOIN Declaration: What This Civilization Explicitly Refuses to Do. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18090389 It is intended as a reference document for researchers, system designers, and policymakers exploring non-coercive AI governance frameworks. This document defines the ethical self-constraints of ECOIN, a proposed cognitive operating system for post-national civilization. Rather than prescribing moral behavior, it specifies what the system explicitly refuses to do in order to prevent surveillance, coercion, ranking, and psychological harm. This declaration functions as a non-negotiable ethical firewall embedded at the architectural level of the system. It is intended as a reference document for researchers, system designers, and policymakers exploring non-coercive AI governance frameworks. This document is intentionally published in Japanese as the original authoritative version. Any future translations, if provided, are to be considered interpretive references. Kimura, Hinano. (2025). ECOIN Declaration: What This Civilization Explicitly Refuses to Do. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18090389 It is intended as a reference document for researchers, system designers, and policymakers exploring non-coercive AI governance frameworks.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
5 January 2026
Language
EN