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Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — Claim Register
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This register publishes 12 stable finding claims for Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry (REP-K01-031, source machine-intelligence-glossary-development.md) and preserves the source hash, finding order, claim status, visible owner anchors, and limitations.
Source provenance
| Report ID | REP-K01-031 |
|---|---|
| Raw source title | Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry |
| Source filename | machine-intelligence-glossary-development.md |
| Original filename | Machine Intelligence Glossary Development.md |
| SHA-256 | d2882a8b19b40ae4a6d3a970b1264d8a164025f635cb13f7304ea179cf6f422b |
| Visible synthesis | Report page |
Finding claims
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 1
The report treats 1\. Strategic Context and Epistemological Framework as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 1\. Strategic Context and Epistemological Framework · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 2
The report treats 2\. Foundational Taxonomy: Systems and Mediums as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 2\. Foundational Taxonomy: Systems and Mediums · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 3
The report treats 2.1 Machine Intelligence (MI) as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 2.1 Machine Intelligence (MI) · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 4
The report treats 2.2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 2.2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 5
The report treats 2.3 Substrate as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 2.3 Substrate · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 6
The report treats 3\. Operational Capacities: Measurement of Action and Governance as a distinct analytical area that must be evaluated separately from adjacent legal, technical, operational, or institutional claims.
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REP-K01-031· 3\. Operational Capacities: Measurement of Action and Governance · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 7
The source report states or argues that the foundational stratum of the glossary establishes the base categorization of computational entities and the physical environments in which they operate.
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REP-K01-031· 3.1 Intelligence · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 8
The source report states or argues that direct Answer: Machine Intelligence refers to an instantiated, operational computational system that functions as an independent, autonomous system or actor in the world, explicitly contrasted with the historical, theoretical, or corporate discipline of Artificial Intelligence2.
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REP-K01-031· 3.2 Agency · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 9
The source report states or argues that relevant Research Reports: The foundational distinction of Machine Intelligence is heavily explored in the Covenant compact, an open constitutional work that frames emerging intelligences not as disembodied software, but as materially instantiated infrastructure that alters the conditions of being human2.
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REP-K01-031· 3.3 Autonomy · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 10
The source report states or argues that direct Answer: Artificial Intelligence is the historical academic discipline, industrial sector, and collection of scientific techniques focused on simulating cognitive functions within computational architecture2.
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REP-K01-031· 3.4 Cognitive Integrity · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 11
The source report states or argues that relevant Research Reports: The industrial scope of AI is continually mapped by standardizing bodies, such as the State of AI guidelines produced by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), which outlines standard testing methodologies, corporate governance frameworks, and definitions for generative capabilities2.
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REP-K01-031· 4\. Temporal and State Identity · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING
Architectural and Ontological Framework for the MachineIntelligences.org Terminology Registry — finding 12
The source report states or argues that direct Answer: The Substrate is the physical, material medium or hardware infrastructure on which a cognitive process, computational formalism, or instantiated agent executes2.
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REP-K01-031· 4.1 Identity · GOVERNED REPORT FINDING