Dimind-Hope: A Hierarchical, Human-Guided Cognitive AI Architecture for Safe and Scalable Agent Systems

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Authors: Ramin Abdolrahimzadeh
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Abstract

This paper introduces Dimind-Hope, a novel hierarchical AI architecture designed to elevate artificial intelligence from operational execution to structured leadership while maintaining full human oversight and ethical alignment. The proposed model segments the cognitive system into four principal layers: the human-guided supervisory layer (Diamond Layer), the Core-AI (Co-Leader) layer, the Compile layer for verification, and the downstream execution layers composed of memory-enabled and action-oriented AI agents. Built upon a foundation of fail-safe design principles, regulatory integration, and decentralized agent communication, Dimind-Hope ensures traceable decision pathways and proactive anomaly reporting. The architecture embraces zero autonomous decision-making at critical layers, instead enabling adaptive rule compilation, dynamic code generation, and supervised deployment. This work aims to contribute to the growing need for responsible AI leadership systems, blending cognitive scalability with computational integrity. Keywords: Cognitive AI Architecture; Human-in-the-Loop Systems; AI Governance; Core-AI Leadership; Agent Safety; Secure AI Design; Dimind-Hope; Autonomous Agent Verification

Fields of Study & Subjects

Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Psychiatry Mental Health Neuroscience Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
11 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint